This surprising, highly entertaining, and educational exhibit documented the history of candy companies in Bristol from 1909 through the new millennium.

The exhibition consisted of drawings, paintings, and assemblages and represented a synthesis of several iterations of explorations conducted during Renfro's MFA tenure.

Teresa Robinette described her large-scale paintings as Folk-Realism, a style she developed to portray the world from which she came.

This exhibition was composed of large-scale multi-media quilts created by using numerous textile processes. Klein?s labor-intensive techniques result in tactile fabric compositions layered with great richness and depth.

Val Lyle culminated twenty years of serious exploration into the influence of Appalachia on her artwork which resulted in this exhibition of fine art barn paintings.

ETSU's Master of Fine Art students have traditionally displayed selected works of art relevant to their research and studies.

Artist John Simmons strived to demonstrate the process of his art and the functionality of his ceramics through this exhibition.