Damon Mohl Screening and Studio Tour
Professor of English Marc Hudson enjoys conversation with Professor Damon Mohl during Tuesday's tour of Mohl's studio.
Mohl introduces his work in Korb Hall.
A scene from The Anatomical Universe.
Students enjoy the creative space of Mohl's studio.
One of the miniature sets in Mohl's films, this one occupies a corner of his office.
A scene from The Diver highlights Mohl's painting and drawing skills.
Professor Hudson and Fine Arts Center Gallery Director Laura Conners take in different aspects of the studio.
Mohl talks with Free Kashon about the films.
Kashon's grandfather, Tony Kashon, listens in on the conversation.
A student looks over some of the professor and filmmaker's drawings
Some props and pieces for Mohl's current project about an arctic explorer.
Professor of Art Doug Calisch talks with guests during the reception in Mohl's studio.
A scene from The Mysterious Disappearance of the Town's Last Resident.
Another set from The Mysterious Disappearance of the Town's Last Resident, and just about the size of a cat carrier.
History and Chinese language Professor Qian Pullen looks into the small viewer that holds all six scenes from The Forest.
Assorted plastic body parts from The Anatomical Universe.
A scene from The Anatomical Universe
Jessica Mohl, an artist who creates metal work and jewelry, talks with her husband, Damon, after the reception.
The Mohls were encouraged by the large turnout and level of interest from students, faculty, staff, and members of the Crawfordsville community.
