Land of Tomorrow is pleased to present Children of the Corn, an exhibition of new work by four Purdue University graduate students. Kentucky native, David Wischer, is bringing three new friends from the Indiana cornfields to the open plains of Kentucky, for one night. Wischer will also be releasing a limited edition art print for Land of Tomorrow, which will be available at the reception, and Lexington musician, Andrew English, will be on hand with a special performance.

David Wischer is a printmaker and graphic designer from Henderson, Kentucky. He has a BFA in Graphic Design from Northern Kentucky University and is currently in the MFA program at Purdue University, for Fine Art. From bad TV commercials to awkward student pictures, his prints are a humorous response to the absurdities of our everyday lives.

Garet Martin is an artist from Ohio whose work stems from a fascination with the innocuous—from discarded product packaging discovered on the sidewalk to fleeting conversations overheard in passing. In extracting from these readily available stimuli, he visually explores the mundane, discovering the significance of the insignificant. Garet is currently in the MFA program at Purdue University, studying Fine Art.

Alexa Unser is an artist working primarily in print. Her work reflects a continuum of childish charm and trendy humor. She received her BA from St. Lawrence University and is currently at Purdue University for her MFA.

Aaron Nemec is a graduate student in the Electronic and Time-based Art program, at Purdue University. The primary focus of his work is recombinant aesthetics in music and the listener-performer relationship. He is also a founding member of The CAI artist collective, the rock band Drum Kit, and conceptual art band, The Meatballz.

If you would like further information on this show or the gallery, please email Angela Torchio at angela@landoftomorrow.org or visit the website at www.lotlex.org or http://parrishrash.com/.