MFA First Year Show ...*BURP*

I would like to first say that the way the gallery was set was was quite sufficient. the walls that were put in the front were close to the walls, but not too close. the work that was put on the walls were small and you didn't really need to step back too far to look at the work. The Very large paintings in the back of the main room were given enough room for the viewer to step back and look as well. I feel however that the large paintings in the side room should have been put in the main room and the walls and small er paintings should have been put in that small room. the photographs in the corner were a concern of mine. they were pinned up and the photographs were bowing quite a bit. i would have preferred they didn't so the images would be flat and not have these shadows and streaks of white. I enjoyed Summer, and Guerra's work in the one room. i feel that that was a nice pairing. The dull colors of Summer's work made a nice contrast with Guerra's colorful work. The contrast wasn't even that noticeable because they were put at opposits with each other and there wasn't a lot of room to see both at the same time. other than that it was a decent show.