Wright State University’s annual Draw on the Walls event is a chance to express yourself on an open canvas of 600 feet of white gallery walls. Each year, the Robert & Elaine Stein Galleries in the Creative Arts Center opens its doors between exhibitions to give aspiring artists of all ages a chance to put their own work on the walls.
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- The 2011 Draw on the Walls event at Wright State was a big hit.
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- The walls were lined with paper and a variety of drawing materials were provided.
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- Students like Chloe Sizelove expressed their creativity on the gallery walls.
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- Emily Ramage used the event to draw a beautiful floral pattern.
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- Student Constance Phillips brought her daughter, Sophia, to the kid-friendly event.
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- James Matthews participated in the event, which celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month.
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- Some artists, like Cherissa L’Ashea, captured their work with cell phones and cameras.
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- The event is supported by the Friends of the Galleries and the Ohio Arts Council.
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