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Discuss “Finding art on campus”

With a gallery crawl coming up next Friday, exhibits rolling in and out of the Carnegie Museums every couple of weeks, and the Summer of Glass less than two months away, it’s easy to want to hop on a bus and head downtown in search of local art. But if you think that’s local, think again. Last week, the Carnegie Mellon campus offered student art in three of its galleries — all within walking distance of the Cut.

Findings

What do latex balloons, gold-leafed paper plates, and a remake of “Push It” by Salt-n-Pepa have in common? They’re all art, and they’re all part of Findings, the School of Art’s 2007 MFA Thesis Exhibition, which opened Friday evening. Occupying all three floors of the Regina Gouger Miller Gallery in Purnell,...

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