Angelina College Graphic Arts Students Displaying Works

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Exhibition Showing through June 25 in Angelina Center for the Arts Gallery

Angelina College Graphic Arts students under instructor Reginald Reynolds are presenting their works in a group “salon-style” exhibition showing in the Angelina College Center for the Arts Gallery. The works will be on display through June 25.  

The students involved in the programs currently are taking ARTC1192 (Special Topics), ARTC2388 (Internship), IMED2411 (Portfolio), ARTV1351 (Digital Video), ARTC1401 (Digital Imaging I), GRPH1459 (Vector Drawing). 

This image from Angelina College student Matthew Rivera is one of many scheduled for display in the AC Graphic Arts Student Exhibition scheduled to run through June 25 at the Angelina Center for the Arts Gallery on the AC campus. Students from AC instructor Reginal Reynolds’ various Graphic Arts courses will participate in the show, which is free and open to the public. (Contributed image)

AC students scheduled to display their works include the following:

ARTC1192 (Special Topics): Preston Alvarez, Allie Rae Armstrong, Tavonte Lamar Anthony Brown, Emily Marie Miller, Matthew Rivera and Dedric Kentrez Smiley, Jr. 

ARTC2388 (Internship): Miguel Angel Corral, Yolanda Charmine Crain, Amber Renee’ Kennerly, Yajaira Abigail Mendoza, Samara Alicia Reagan and Valerie Cathleen Runnels. 

IMED2411 (Portfolio): Miguel Angel Corral, Yolanda Charmine Crain, Amber Renee Kennerly, Yajaira Abigail Mendoza, Samara Alicia Regan and Valerie Cathleen Runnels.

ARTV1351 (Digital Video): Preston Alvarez, Isaac Flores, Delesha Ondrea Johnson, Emily Marie Miller, Noemi Muniz, Kai Jade Randles, Samara Alicia Reagan, Bethany L. Reeves, Matthew Rivera, Alexia Raquel Roman, Dedric Kentrez Smiley, Jr. and Kelrick Charles Thomas. 

ARTC1401 (Digital Imaging I): Preston Alvarez, Tavonte “Tay” Lamar Anthony Brown, Isaac Flores, Taylor “Steve” House, Jayden Lacy, Emily Miller, Noemi Muniz, Kai Randles, Matthew Rivera, Alexia Roman, Dedric Kentrez Smiley, Jr. and Kelrick Thomas. 

GRPH1459 (Vector Drawing): Preston Alvarez, Allie Armstrong, Tavonte “Tay” Lamar Anthony Brown, Ashley Escalante, Isaac Flores, Taylor “Steve” House, Ashari Jackson, Amber Kennerly, Kai Randles, Bethany Reeves, Alexia Roman and Dedric Smiley, Jr. 

The gallery is free and open to the public. 

For further information on the gallery, contact Reginal Reynolds at rreynolds@angelina.edu

Gary Stallard
Gary Stallard
Sports Information Director Gary Stallard, who also serves as a Liberal Arts Instructor, begins his eleventh season with Angelina College. Following a career as a U.S. Marine, Stallard completed his bachelor’s degree at Stephen F. Austin University, where he majored in English and Journalism. For more than 16 years, he has worked as a sports writer/columnist/photographer for the Lufkin Daily News; he continues to contribute free-lance articles on occasion. Stallard has won several awards for writing, including the Golden Hoops Award for basketball writing in 2003, Regional Sports Writer of the Year in 2004, and the Texas Press Association’s first-place award for column writing in 2007 and in 2014. He has also done basketball, football and baseball radio and live streaming play-by- play and color commentary for an ESPN affiliate. Currently Stallard serves as play-by-play broadcaster for AC basketball, baseball and softball games. Prior to arriving at Angelina College, Stallard taught English at Lufkin High School for four years. He currently teaches Developmental Writing classes at AC. He and his wife Susan live in Lufkin.

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