THE CLASS of 2023
Alison Bermudez, Camille Burrell, Catherine Dawton, Zeinab Diomande, Mary Gilbert-Zyats, Yelitza Gonzales de la Pena, Akira Gordon, Keshawna Logan, Grace Plett, Liz Ramos, Alaina Rodriquez, Melanie Ruggeiro, Trinity Russell, Liv Schaffer, Tori Schwartz, Alana Walters, Aarin Wilson
THE CLASS of 2022
Nathanial Barter, Taylor Fennell, Armoni Gilbert, Faith Higgins, Jeremy Iris-Williams, Alaina Kalbfell, Jason Lin, Isabella Malossini, Megan Meehan, Kevin Roselli, Sophie Semenza, Isabella Sgarra, Zakiyah Stewart, Mukhtar Stones
THE CLASS of 2021
Mark Addison, Brianna Banscher, Erin Bergman, Elizabeth Bongiovanni, Albany Brown, Tea Bryant, Daniela Cassetta, Muir Chiaravalle, Joe Defilippis, Destiny Flores, Emily Grden, Rebekah Hatrak, Cameron King, Madison Mayhew, Dacota Messer, Juliet Miller, Ryan Roberts, Aidan Smart, Abigail Warren, Taylor Yarmie
THE CLASS of 2020
Serena Brown, Tori Canning, Marie Christine, Lou Hemler, Lia Gangemi, Zoey Koester, Jackie Kolifrath, Olivia Lane, Megan Marion, Nox Shou, Megan Smock, Nick Steinman, Hannah Voley, Simone Williams, Matt Wittig, Guangyu Zhang
Exhibitions
2023 School of Art Thesis Exhibition
In April 2023, the School of Art was thrilled to present a group exhibition featuring the work of the class of 2023 from the Craft & Material Studies, Fine Arts, and Photography programs. The group exhibition took place at the Icebox Project Space.
2022 School of Art Thesis Exhibition
In April 2022, the School of Art was thrilled to present a group exhibition featuring the work of the class of 2022 from the Craft & Material Studies, Fine Arts and Photography programs. The group exhibition took place at the Icebox Project Space, and served as an opportunity to gather and celebrate as a community after two years in the global Coronavirus pandemic.
2020 & 2021 School of Art Alumni Exhibition
Due to COVID restrictions, presenting the School of Art’s traditional and time-honored thesis exhibition was particularly challenging over the past two years. In April 2022, we were finally able to present a group exhibition featuring the work of 2020 and 2021 alumni from the Craft & Material Studies, Fine Arts and Photography programs. This group exhibition took place at the Icebox Project Space and highlighted the alumni’s incredible work created during the global Coronavirus pandemic.