- About Gwen Frostic
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- Foundation Art
- Studio Art B.A.
- Art History B.A.
- Art Education B.F.A.
- Animation B.S.
- Ceramics B.F.A.
- Ceramics Post-Baccalaureate
- Ceramics M.F.A.
- Game Art B.S.
- Graphic Design B.F.A.
- Metals/Jewelry B.F.A.
- Painting B.F.A.
- Photography B.F.A.
- Printmedia B.F.A.
- Sculpture B.F.A.
- Video Art B.S.
- Pre-Art Therapy
- Minors
- WMU Essential Studies
- Alumni
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- DeVries Professional Immersion
- Enrichment Grants
- Gwen Frostic Scholarships
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- Art Star Awards
- John M. Carney Award
- Kathleen Debler Scholarship
- Enz Memorial Award
- Gernant Family Fine Arts Scholarship
- Hallock Educational Enhancement Award
- Gregory Humes Enrichment
- Keaveny Family Travel Fund
- Roha Lee Scholarship
- Loew Young Artist Scholarship
- Charles Meyer Award
- Monsour-Shubeck CFA Scholarship
- Rensenhouse Travel Fund
- Elizabeth Smutz Award
- Tashjian Art Teaching Scholarship
- Ward Art Scholarship
- Student Exhibition Awards
- WMU Presidential Scholar
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Exhibitions Schedule
2024-25 Exhibition schedule
Forged Fragments
Albertine Monroe-Brown Gallery
August 20 - September 20, 2024
Featuring the work of Frostic School of Art Faculty.
Assistant Professor and Area Coordinator of Metals/Jewelry
Joined the Frostic School of Art in 2022
Assistant Professor of Ceramics
Joined the Frostic School of Art in 2022
Assistant Professor and Area Coordinator of Kinetic Imaging
Joined the Frostic School of Art in 2022
Assistant Professor of Kinetic Imaging
Joined the Frostic School of Art in 2023
Joseph V. De Luca
A Retrospective
Netzorg-Kerr Gallery
August 20 - September 20, 2024
The work of the late Joseph V. De Luca, Professor of Art at Western Michigan University, will be on display in the Netzorg-Kerr Gallery from August 20 - September 20, 2024. The work shown in large part comes from a generous donation given to the University Art Collection by his estate in the summer of 2023. Works by Mr. De Luca are publicly viewable campus wide in buildings like the Lee Honors College, Sangren Hall, and the Ernest Wilbur Building, as well as on our Grand Rapids campus.