Nearly 80 students from Dakota State University’s Digital Arts & Design (DAD) program displayed their work to a packed BrickHouse crowd at the Madison Area Arts Council-sponsored showcase on Thursday.
The DAD program encompasses a variety of DSU majors from production animation to sound design to computer graphics. This was the program’s second showcase hosted at by the MAAC, with the majority of the art on display being created this semester. Student work included animation, digital art, ceramics and more, while the event was soundtracked by a number of compositions from members of the sound design program.
THE WORK of 29 different animators from Dakota State University was presented during their Digital Arts & Design showcase.
GUESTS OF all ages gathered to support student art on Thursday at the BrickHouse.
FELLOW STUDENTS and community members discussed the many pieces present at DSU’s Digital Art & Design showcase Thursday evening, which included animations, digital art and even ceramic work.
PLENTY OF family members showed up to support their DSU artists at their Digital Arts & Design showcase.