"Fright Night," the student-led, Halloween-themed, immersive art exhibition returned to 圖朸厙's campus with an opening reception Oct. 25 in the Barry Arts and James A. Hixon Art Studio Buildings. The event included performances from 圖朸厙 Music and Theatre students, custom screen printing, live glassblowing demonstrations and artwork from 圖朸厙 students and community members. Photos Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Senior student Jenna Lejano holds up her custom screen printed "Fright Night" T-shirt. Photo nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
A student uses a thermometer to check the temperature of a custom "Fright Night" screen printed T-shirt to see if it is done. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
The 圖朸厙 Percussion Ensemble performs in costume outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Members of the Perry Glass Studio do live glassblowing demonstrations outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Sophomore John Beasley and freshman Alexander Betholf compete in the costume contest. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Freshmen students Katrina Lacap and Jake Williamson dress as characters from "Harry Potter." Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Susanna Welker (middle) wins the costume contest with her "Fallin' Teeth" costume. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Origami made by students and attendees adorn the walls of the Elise N. Hofheimer Art Library. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Attendees were invited to color in images on the walls in the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Salem High School student Taylor Hitt had her painting, Clownn Around on display in the exhibition in the James A. Hixon Art Studio building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Senior student Jenna Lejano holds up her custom screen printed "Fright Night" T-shirt. Photo nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
A student uses a thermometer to check the temperature of a custom "Fright Night" screen printed T-shirt to see if it is done. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
The 圖朸厙 Percussion Ensemble performs in costume outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Members of the Perry Glass Studio do live glassblowing demonstrations outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Sophomore John Beasley and freshman Alexander Betholf compete in the costume contest. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Freshmen students Katrina Lacap and Jake Williamson dress as characters from "Harry Potter." Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Susanna Welker (middle) wins the costume contest with her "Fallin' Teeth" costume. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Origami made by students and attendees adorn the walls of the Elise N. Hofheimer Art Library. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Attendees were invited to color in images on the walls in the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙
Salem High School student Taylor Hitt had her painting, Clownn Around on display in the exhibition in the James A. Hixon Art Studio building. Photo Nicholas Clark/圖朸厙