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The performances will be available at 7 p.m. on Fridays, starting today.

“This has been a meaningful show to put together, joining my love of the water with my affection for my family,” artist Krista Machovina said.

The exhibition celebrates the work of 21 students in the areas of digital media, photography, graphic and interactive design and interdisciplinary studio. 

Potential plans for rescheduling this year, perhaps in fall, will be based on Gov. Mike DeWine’s and the university’s guidelines.

“If we lose museum employees or artifacts during this economic crisis, the losses will be irreplaceable,” Pat Williamsen, Ohio Humanities director, said.

Mahoning Valley residents are invited to recreate artwork using objects from around their homes.

A panel of judges will view audition videos, with results announced in May.

The annual Italian festival was originally scheduled for July 23-26, 2020.

The series is a collection of video and audio vignettes featuring students and faculty in the Departments of Art and Theatre & Dance and the Dana School of Music.

The museum plans to highlight students’ works daily through the end of the spring semester on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.