NSU
Art Demons are turning up the heat this summer with a juried exhibition of
pyrotechnical art by collegiate artists from across the United States.
The Hotter ‘N Hell National Collegiate Art Exhibition, features all art forms that use fire and heat as part of the creative process, for example: ceramics, glass-blowing, welded sculpture, poured metals, wood-burning, metalsmithing, burned textiles, fireworks, etc.
The Hotter ‘N Hell National Collegiate Art Exhibition, features all art forms that use fire and heat as part of the creative process, for example: ceramics, glass-blowing, welded sculpture, poured metals, wood-burning, metalsmithing, burned textiles, fireworks, etc.
The 2020 exhibition hosted 46 works of art by 21 artists
from 12 states.
Due
to COVID-19, 2020 Hotter ‘N Hell was exhibited virtually.
Link to exhibition:
If you are interested in purchasing any of the works in the
exhibition contact Phyllis Lear at: learp@nsula.edu.
