DADA Week ran April 2-5 in the NW Campus Lakeview Gallery (WFAB 1135A) to celebrate the unlimited potential of human creativity.
The event encouraged everyone to find their own way of expressing themselves, said Michelle Gasca, visual and performing arts administrative assistant. Forms of expression included collage, painting, music, dancing and even inventing their own form of expression.
The gallery walls were lined with paper and supplies such as brushes, paint and markers were provided.
NW visual and performing arts students performed in the gallery. Dancers and the orchestra each performed, and theater actors did improv, Gasca said.
The campus gallery walls are painted with various forms of expression. The week was intended to challenge students to think outside the box.
Photo by Cane Coonrod/The Collegian
NW Campus’ Lakeview Gallery served as a sounding board for visitors during DADA Week April 2-5. The gallery served as a place to create art pieces as well as perform.
Photo by Cane Coonrod/The Collegian
The walls are lined with paper to allow students to paint and draw in an open form of expression April 2-5 in NW’s Lakeview Gallery. Paint, duct tape and nontraditional materials were available to students for self-expression.
Photo by Cane Coonrod/The Collegian
Paint and various materials decorate the walls of NW Campus’ Lakeview Gallery for DADA Week April 2-5. The event was an attempt to encourage students on campus to think outside the box and express themselves through art.
Photo by Cane Coonrod/The Collegian
Students express themselves through different shades and media in NW’s DADA Week.
Photo by Cane Coonrod/The Collegian
