LVC Reimagined (2)

As Lebanon Valley College celebrates its 150th anniversary and completes a major campus master plan, the time seems propitious to reflect on its architectural past and the possibilities of its envisioned future. This exhibition presents architectural plans and models designed by students in the LVC Reimagined course taught by Dr. Grant Taylor, LVC associate professor of art history, which realizes one vision of that future. Students in Taylor’s spring Curatorial Projects course have helped to design the exhibit’s installation. In addition, an overview of LVC's architectural history will include rarely exhibited vintage plans and photographs from the LVC archive and fine art collection, as well as artistic reflections by current and past students.

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Seven exhibits are curated by Michael Allen, Dan Massad, Amy Cuddy, Matt Eshbach, Grant Taylor,Blade Amsted and Tina Bukowski, students, alumnae/i and faculty at Lebanon Valley College. This is a project of the Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery at LVC, and was developed by Jay Martin Anderson of Franklin & Marshall College.