- Kara Andreski, Cali Coast
- Kara Andreski, Eve
- Samantha Barnes, Slopes
- Caroline Bushman, God of Earth
- Caroline Bushman, Arms
- Caroline Bushman, The Stages of Grief
- Hannah Cohen, The Lizard King’s 3Ws
- Hannah Cohen, Famous Last Words
- Carissa Dannen, Glitch
- Nick Ellis & Kate Segler, Drake Magazine Winter 2020
- Amy Flieder, Untitled
- Caylee Gallagher, Dento-teki Businesswoman
- Sarah Ghaussy, Fabric of Our Life
- Marissa Hernandez, Abuelita Teya
- Marissa Hernandez, Climate
- Marissa Hernandez, Untitled
- Kendall Hunt, Stygian Dark
- Madison Kelly, Drake Magazine
- Madison Kelly, Mercury
- Alison Kuttler, Metamorphosis
- Chloe Laizure, Bug
- Chloe Laizure, Beats
- Chloe Laizure, Summer in the City
- Courtney McCuddin, Something Fishy
- Ingrid McNeely, Omelas
- Ingrid McNeely, Comrade Bee
- Ingrid McNeely, Final Breath
- Ingrid McNeely, Time-lapse of Okjökull
- Anh Nguyen, Innocent
- Bryan Ortiz, Feminist Machine
- Bryan Ortiz, West Coast Experience
- Carlye Patterson, Lilhanlye
- Carlye Patterson, Patterson
- Carlye Patterson, Autumn
- Steven Peralta Cornejo, Callous
- Steven Peralta Cornejo, Crevice
- Molly Ruder, Winter Sunrise
- Kate Segler, Map to Oblivion
- Amelia Sims, Odyssey
- Morgan Stuedemann, George
- Liza Vinyon, Electric Feel
- Madison Wiley, 100 Years of Design
- Anna Zimney, Cobblestone
THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING! WORKS NOT ACCEPTED MAY BE PICKED UP TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 -26 FROM NOON-4PM.
OPENING RECEPTION: Sunday, March 8 from 1-3pm. Awards will be presented at 2pm.
JUROR’S STATEMENT:
It was an honor to juror the 2020 Student Exhibition at Drake University. Thank you for allowing me to participate in your progress, both in your exploration of mediums and concepts. The concepts and techniques in this exhibition embody strong voices of experimentation and perspective pertinent to the larger conversation of art and culture. Congratulations to those who were selected as your work shows breadth and ambition.
You are artists and designers in the NOW and your voice is important to the contemporary conversation of art making. I commend ALL who entered. It takes courage to be an artist; not only to make work, but also to show it. Putting your work, as an extension of yourself, out to be critiqued is hard. I applaud all those who took that risk. Continue to try and try again in your artistic practice. Continue.
Rachel Merrill, 2019 Iowa Artist Fellow & Associate Professor of Art & Design at Grand View University
STATS: 95 pieces entered by 37 students; 43 pieces accepted with 10 selected for awards