Gallery: De Anza online student art show

Artist John Dorrance, 62, art major, created a long-nosed mask artwork "Captain Tripps" out of materials sourced entirely from his home and studio.  

A response of his to the COVID-19 outbreak is the chair artwork "Plague Furniture." He had the notion of what a chair might look like if it got injected with a virus such as Ebola or COVID-19.

The window in Ai Bly’s photograph “April, 2020” represents her interactions with the outside world during shelter-in-place. Bly said she was expressing her uncertainness to the future. She wanted to let people see her photograph to feel better about the situation.  ...

One of the Juror Award winners last year for the De Anza Student Art Show, Marie Serda, art major, said her desire was to make people happy when she painted. Her oil paintings from “Regaining Control over Yourself No Matter What,” “Conversation with Herself” and “Nurse Christine” all focused on the violence and discrimination of women.  ...

One of the Juror Award winners last year for the De Anza Student Art Show, Marie Serda, art major, said her desire was to make people happy when she painted. Her oil paintings from “Regaining Control over Yourself No Matter What,” “Conversation with Herself” and “Nurse Christine” all focused on the violence and discrimination of women.  ...

One of the Juror Award winners last year for the De Anza Student Art Show, Marie Serda, art major, said her desire was to make people happy when she painted. Her oil paintings from “Regaining Control over Yourself No Matter What,” “Conversation with Herself” and “Nurse Christine” all focused on the violence and discrimination of women.  ...

Artist John Dorrance, 62, art major, shares photo of his home studio. 

Artist John Dorrance, 62, art major, shares photo of his home studio.