"Fright Night," the student-led, Halloween-themed, immersive art exhibition returned to Ƶ's campus with an opening reception Oct. 25 in the Barry Arts and James A. Hixon Art Studio Buildings. The event included performances from Ƶ Music and Theatre students, custom screen printing, live glassblowing demonstrations and artwork from Ƶ students and community members. Photos Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Senior student Jenna Lejano holds up her custom screen printed "Fright Night" T-shirt. Photo nicholas Clark/Ƶ
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/Ƶ
The Ƶ Percussion Ensemble performs in costume outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Members of the Perry Glass Studio do live glassblowing demonstrations outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Sophomore John Beasley and freshman Alexander Betholf compete in the costume contest. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Freshmen students Katrina Lacap and Jake Williamson dress as characters from "Harry Potter." Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Origami made by students and attendees adorn the walls of the Elise N. Hofheimer Art Library. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Attendees were invited to color in images on the walls in the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
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/Ƶ
Senior student Jenna Lejano holds up her custom screen printed "Fright Night" T-shirt. Photo nicholas Clark/Ƶ
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/Ƶ
The Ƶ Percussion Ensemble performs in costume outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Members of the Perry Glass Studio do live glassblowing demonstrations outside the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Sophomore John Beasley and freshman Alexander Betholf compete in the costume contest. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Freshmen students Katrina Lacap and Jake Williamson dress as characters from "Harry Potter." Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Origami made by students and attendees adorn the walls of the Elise N. Hofheimer Art Library. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
Attendees were invited to color in images on the walls in the Barry Arts Building. Photo Nicholas Clark/Ƶ
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/Ƶ