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The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

“How Sweet It Is”, “Country Road”, “Shower The People”, “Anticipation”, “You’re So Vain”, “Mockingbird”, “I Feel the Earth Move”, “It’s Too Late”, and “You’ve Got A Friend”. These are just a few of the fantastic songs from “Three American Troubadours” -- a production that celebrates the lives and careers of 6-time Grammy winner James Taylor, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Carly Simon with 13 top 40 hits, and Carole King who wrote or co-wrote 118 Billboard Hot 100 pop hits-- 3 iconic American singer/songwriters whose personal lives and careers have intertwined throughout the years, and whose memorable hit songs continue to offer ageless inspiration.

To purchase tickets visit westminster.edu/celebrity

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Foster Art Gallery is hosting a senior capstone art exhibition, “Makeup as Modern Art,” featuring the work of Alexa Tovarnak from March 3 to April 3. 

A gallery reception will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.    

Tovarnak’s exhibition features a series of photographs documenting her original face paintings. Using makeup as her primary medium, she transforms the human face into a canvas, translating recognizable works and artistic styles onto a living subject. 

The series includes pieces inspired by famous paintings as well as original compositions.

After experimenting with traditional painting in her college art classes, Tovarnak returned to makeup artistry as her primary form of expression. Her work explores the challenges of painting on a three-dimensional, uneven surface and building upon natural skin tones rather than a flat, white canvas.

Some pieces attempt to visually flatten the face, while others create realistic imagery that embraces its contours. Each work presents new technical challenges, allowing Tovarnak to refine her approach to composition and design.

Tovarnak, a business administration and fine art double major from Campbell, Ohio, is a graduate of Campbell Memorial High School.

The Foster Art Gallery, under the direction of Summer Zickefoose, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The gallery is located in Patterson Hall, adjacent to Orr Auditorium.

For more information, email Zickefoose at zickefse@westminster.edu.

The Westminster College Percussion Ensemble presents their Spring Concert on April 9th, 2026. This concert will feature the world premiere of Metonymy by former principal timpanist of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Stanley Leonard, which features a modern interpretation and integration of the Westminster Chimes. Additional works by Lynn Glassock, Eric Peel, Neil West, Steve Reich, and some traditional drumming music will be performed as well.

This concert is free and open to the public.

A musical voyage that will leave you awe-inspired and craving for more!

Journey back to the glory days of the late 60s and early 70s with Commotion – the most electrifying and authentic Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band on the planet!

Experience the unforgettable hits including “Have You Ever Seen the Rain,” “Green River,” “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” “Travelin Band,” “Up Around the Bend,” and more!

To purchase tickets visit westminster.edu/celebrity