Donors and Scholars Exhibition – 2022

Please join the School of Art and the Art Advisory Board in celebrating the works of our accomplished scholars. The School of Art Scholarship Exhibition is the annual event showcasing the work of our 2021 -2022 endowed scholarship recipients.

The exhibition represents the breadth of visual art making, teaching, and scholarship from students at all levels of their academic program. The works pull from a variety of different concepts, themes, and materials from all divisions within the School of Art. The range of creation is just a small selection highlighting the contemporary issues our students are exploring within their studio practices.

FEATURING ARTISTS:

  • Mark Almanza
  • Kimberly Calles
  • Alain Coleman
  • Pablo Cruz
  • Kylie Hughes
  • Emily Kray
  • Sangmin Lee
  • Augustine Lopez
  • Kayla Mackey
  • Dan Newman
  • Oonagh Odom
  • Sam Potter
  • Breanna Romero
  • Jesus Sanchez
  • Perla Segovia
  • Jandey Shackelford
  • Maryann Vagnerova
  • Wei Wei
And It Never Ends

And It Never Ends

Mark Almanza
Beauty Standards

Beauty Standards

Sam Potter
Endurance

Endurance

Sangmin Lee
Feminine Friendships

Feminine Friendships

Breanna Romero
Generational Patterns [1]

Generational Patterns [1]

Jandey Shackelford
Generational Patterns [2]

Generational Patterns [2]

Jandey Shackelford
Hey There, I’m Just Like You – I Found the Trail

Hey There, I’m Just Like You – I Found the Trail

Alain Coleman
Horn and Brass Hybrids

Horn and Brass Hybrids

Jesus Sanchez
Intensity

Intensity

Oonagh Odom
Los Dulces

Los Dulces

Pablo Cruz
Memories Keeper

Memories Keeper

Perla Segovia
Menarche

Menarche

Kayla Mackey
My Space

My Space

Maryann Vagnerova
N is for Nightmare

N is for Nightmare

Emily Kray
Null

Null

Kylie Hughes
Ornamental Hybrid

Ornamental Hybrid

Jesus Sanchez
PPD

PPD

Wei Wei
Projection

Projection

Mark Almanza
ROTPOLEMIC

ROTPOLEMIC

Dan Newman
Silent Distress

Silent Distress

Augustine Lopez
The Slient Red Dress

The Slient Red Dress

Augustine Lopez
To Serve [1]

To Serve [1]

Kimberly Calles

Some artworks in this exhibition depict themes which may be challenging to some viewers/participants, including: nudity, mental health, PTSD, human trafficking, murder, beauty and body standards, heteropatriarchy, the military, and misrepresentation of identity.