3-D art opening scheduled

When you are talking about art, rarely does a third-dimension sneak into the conversation.

On Nov. 18, however, that third-dimension will definitely have people talking, as unusual, three-dimensional sculptures will be taking over Mat-Su College for a couple weeks.

Art students in Gene Stotts' "Three-Dimensional Design" class at Mat-Su College are hosting a showing of their works on Nov. 18 at the Mat-Su College Art Gallery, located on the second floor of the Fred and Sara Machetanz Building on the MSC campus, which is located at Mile 2 Trunk Road.

On the first day of the showing, it will be open from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The event is open to the public. The works will remain on exhibit until Dec. 10.

For more information about the showing, interested people can call 745-9742, the art adjunct office.

People can also call that number of arrange private showings and for the hours that a docent will have the gallery open each day.

Stotts is the sculptor who is working on the War Dogs Memorial project. A design has been completed, and now funds are being raised for Stotts' art to be cast in bronze and erected at the Veterans' Wall of Honor.