This summer while in Santa Fe NM, Allison had the honor of assisting a workshop at Santa Fe Clay taught by Tim Taunton. The class involved constructing a half figure that was able to hang on the wall. The concept of the pieces was structured around making a piece that described a narrative. Students were able to make two pieces in this intense one week workshop

Sarah Madison Brown, Allison Anne Brown, and Rachel Borgman at their senior thesis exhbition. Monday, May 7, 2012

Monday from 7p.m. to midnight was the exhibition and reception of The Convergence of Chaos and Climax: A Romantic Ideal. The show was only up for one night but many people from the Columbia area attended.

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I am finally closing off my college education at the University of South Carolina. As a conclusion of my degree as a studio artist, I will be taking part in an exhibition with a group of friends whose work shares similar qualities.  Together, our  work creates a creative conversation that is sure to present an interesting experience. I will have both sculpture and drawing in the exhibition. The show will feature work by Rachel Borgman, Ashley Beredenzen, Sarah Brown, and Frieda Dean. It will take place on the 2nd floor of Granby Mills on Monday, May 7,2012 from 7p.m. to midnight. 

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Thursday was the opening of the Gallery V in 5 Points. Gallery V is located on the top floor of Good Soles in 5 Points, Columbia. Allison's work was featured in the exhibition 10 Women In Clay celebrating women's month,. The show had a variety of different ceramics works made by local ceramic artists and students. 

In the latest issue of Garnet and Black, the campus magazine for the University of South Carolina, I was featured in the article "For your Consideration."  This article covered four artists who were have senior shows or exhibitions for their work at the university.  Check it out on page 40-41 online!