Art and Theatre Students Adapt to Virtual Education

On Nov. 10, art students Michelle Barnette and Shay Reynolds shared their work via Zoom and provided an Artalk.

Posted October 01, 2020

See more about student exhibits at www.ehc.edu/mca/mca-art-gallery/student-exhibition. In addition, the E&H Theatre Department collaborated with Barter Theatre to perform several commissioned pieces about the pandemic’s effects on the region which have been posted on www.facebook.com/emoryandhenrytheatre.

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