Abstraction By Female Artists Takes Center Stage in First Adams Exhibit of the New Year

A group of Wheaton professors and local artists employed various textiles in curating an abstract exhibit about history and memory.

Walking into Walford Galleries in Adams Hall, one is struck first by the colorful geometric framed paintings on one wall, then by the three-dimensional installation covered in bright yellow painted dandelions. 
Curated by Michelle Wesmark Wingard, the show, titled “Hard Edges, Soft Focus,” is the first Adams Hall exhibit of 2024. It features Kaye Lee Patton, assistant professor of art at Wheaton College, along with Heather Jones, associate professor of art and local artist Melanie Pankau. I...

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Jade Hernandez

Jade Hernandez is a sophomore Communication Major. Originally from Englewood, NJ, in her free time she enjoys crafting stories, watching Hallmark movies, and playing board games with family and friends.

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