Sculpting creativity in an art class
October 2, 2025
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Student’s projects are lined up on the table as they work on them.
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Art student Terese Hopfensperger talks to other students about their projects.
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Student’s projects are lined up on the table as they work on them.
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Art student Dustin King working on his project during class.
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Student’s projects are lined up on the table as they work on them.
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Art student Terese Hopfensperger showcases her current project.
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Art student Terese Hopfensperger talks to other students about their projects.
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Professor Daniel Josh teaches the Art-217-100 class.
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Art student Dustin King works on his project during class while other students listen to a lecture.
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Art student Abigail King showing her sculpture to Dustin King.
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[FILE PHOTO] Professor Daniel Josh teaches the Art-217-100 class.
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Madison Curcio, staff photographer and Membership Coordinator
This is Curcio’s first year at ECC pursuing an associates in art and her first year serving in the Observer staff. Curcio joined because she wanted to bring attention to important topics through her photography. She covers nature and our impacts on it. Curcio hopes to cover important environmental issues, and photograph them in a way that makes them seem even more important. Her personal motto is to keep doing what you love, even if other people try to judge you for it.
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