This event was put together by a group of Northeastern architecture students, who encourage students from other schools and major to sharing their music, artwork, installations through this event. Karen took part in the visual decoration of the event, performing live drawing and presented 8 pieces at Southwest Corridor Park, Boston, MA. 

"Fred's Jacket" is another one of Karen's favorite gray scale piece, as she enjoy mimicking the jacket texture with cross hatching technique, she found that slightly challenging however a satisfying process. The piece was completed in 2017 and awarded the Scholastic Award Honorable mention in 2017.

• On the right was "Fred's Jacket" placed next to the still life reference. 

This was Karen's first time showing her work to her classmates and the public, which was still a meaningful moment for her till now.  The 3 art pieces that were included in the exhibit was "Skeleton", "Tricycle", and her first painting on canvas, "Alter Ego". This gallery was an eye-opening and remarkable experience for her, as it allowed her to admire her fellow classmates' work properly and learn more about others' creative process.