The Looking Glass Gallery is located on the first floor of the Plemmons Student Union Building, directly across from Crossroads Coffeehouse in the International Hallway.

Curator Sought:

The Looking Glass Gallery in the PSU is currently seeking a new curator for 2010. If you are interested in this wonderful challenge please apply by October 30, 2009.

Click here for the Looking Glass Curator Job Description and Application

Photographer Needed:

The Looking Glass Gallery in the PSU is currently seeking a photographer to work for the Student Union and looking Glass Gallery. Please apply by October 30, 2009.

Click here for the Departmental Photographer Job Description and Application

Submit applications to: Jenny (Kane) Koehn via email: koehnjr@appstate.edu

Current Exhibit:

Elliott Chalmers

Smell a Drout - Feel It Out

    The Window Creepers

Biography

Elliott Chalmers was born in Raleigh, North Carolina on February 25, 1989 to his loving parents Tim and Collins Chalmers. Growing up he enjoyed playing in the woods and spying on his neighbors. In the thirteenth year of his young life he began to rebel. Initially through his love of throwing walnuts at cars, and ultimately transpiring into his consummate passion for the arts. In art Elliott found no rules and no barriers to expressing himself. Essentially he could do what he wanted and pass it off as something legitimate. He soon realized that he could even take this pursuit to pseudo-world of higher learning. This is what brought Elliott to Appalachian State University, "One of the top five masters degree-granting universities in the South." Here he has been pursuing Studio Art with a concentration in Printmaking, and will continue to do so as long as he doesn’t fail out and become a gypsy.

Elliott has loved it here and would like to take a moment to thank all of his professors for their advice and support, especially Gary Nemcosky and Scott Ludwig for their personal involvement with this show, his parents for their continuous support, Miles Chalmers for his perspective, and Tom Mann for listening to the unlistenable.

Enjoy the show. The bathroom is right down the hall, there is a water fountain there if you get thirsty.