Guests admire student work at The Art Gallery. Amaryah Vara / The Mainstream
This month The Art Gallery at UCC presented “On the Rise,” an annual student exhibition.
The show featured over 67 pieces of student-created artwork, running from May 13 through June 5. The awards were announced in a gallery reception held May 16.
“An Honest Self” (acrylic) by Penelope Shipley
“Checkmate” charcoal drawing by Natalie Hall
“All” Cracked Up” (raku_ceramic) by Carmen Felgentager
“Cardinal” (ceramic) by Dreannah Smith
“Abstract Staircases” (tempura) by Ari Anderson
“Candle In a Mirror”(acrylic) by Kaitlyn Pittman
“9 to 5” (cardboard, paint) by Emma Antonio
“2 Vases” (ceramic) by Madison Crump
“Art 134 illustrating nature” by the class collective
“Duality Undone” (ceramic) by Felix Coe
“Devistated” Graphite drawing by Andi Nichols
“Chosen” charcoal drawing by Kaitlyn Grammon
“Master Study” (watercolor) by Laura Pierce
“Leyendecker Study” (acrylic) by Trinity Standley
“Living in a Haze” (ceramic) by Emma Antonio
“Let’s Go Margot!” (ceramic) by Natalie Hall
“Little Bits” (cardboard, paint) by Linda Smart
“Lazer Focus” collage by Logen Shamir
“Human God” graphite drawing by Seren Cunningham
“Happiest Days” acrylic by Cianna Haines
Last Supper_Our Class” Mixed media drawing by Madeline Bettancourt
“Forbidden Fruit” charcoal and conte crayon drawing by Adrien Vara
“Eirini” (raku_ceramic) by Kaitlyn Grammon
“Extrusion Inclusion” (raku_ceramic) by Ginny Hume
Exotic Stretch_ Raku by Janet Bauer
“Constellations” (ceramic) by Brenda Mason
“Rain Covered Sake Set” (ceramic) by Cookie Bosley
“Psycho Bunnies” (ceramic, paint) by Cookie Bolsey
Potato Peeler” (raku_ceramic) by Annabel Garcia
“Portrait of Someone Close” with graphite and acrylics by Alex Gwen Hardung
“Portrait Of Someone Close” (colored pencil) by Tobias Rochester
“Pink Ornamental Banana” (acrylic) by Larea Gudio
“Place of Comfort” Graphite drawing by Kayla Tyler
“Place Of Unity” by Kayla Tyler
“Owl Fight” Charcoal drawing by Emily Thompson
“Melting Mushroom” ceramic by Dent Denten
“Octopus” (ceramic) by Andi Nichols
“Momentary Bliss” (ceramic) by Kassandra Miller
“Out of the Ashes” (raku_ceramic) by Carly Thompson
“Mourning Grandma” ceramic by Danielle Busch
“Me In My Room” (acrylic) by Michael Hinkson
“Roaming Forest” (ceramic) by Jadon Ringen
“Reflection H.W.” charcoal and graphite drawing by Laura Pierce
“Raku Vase” (ceramic) by Tate Denzer
“You’re The Best” (acrylic) by Rachel Brady
“Yellow Mug” (acrylic) by Yesseria Covarribias
“Worm Goes to Work Collage” by KK Miele
“Untitled” (mixed media) by Axton Perez
“Untitled” (acrylic) by Michael Hinkson
“Cardinal” (ceramic) by Dreannah Smith
“stately collage” by KK Miele
“Still Life” (acrylic) by Penelope Shipley
“Still Life” (acrylic) by Trinity Standley
“Stoneware Jars” (ceramic) by Tate Denzer
“Unity Through Community” A collective class pinch pot art entry for ceramics handbuilding 255 taught by Tiffany Hokkason
“Unnamed” ceramic sake set by Winter Ohara
“self-Expression” Mixed Media by Kevin Meier
“Soup Covers-Cookbook” (mixed media) by Linda Smart
“Soup Covers-Cookbook_ mixed” media by Linda Smart
“Spring Tea” acrylic painting by Cianna Haines
“Stately Paper Collage” by Aaron Stone
“Devistated” Graphite drawing by Andi Nichols
“Desire” conte crayon drawing by Larea Guido
“Still Life Skull and Apple” (acrylic) by Kaitlyn Pittman
Images by Mason Ramirez and Gerardo Lopez / The Mainstream
Over the past year, artists within different media have worked with great effort at the chance to be chosen to have their art featured in the student art gallery showing. A group of faculty members, which included the chair, dean and vice president mutually agreed upon which students would receive the honor to be in the art show, and they also decided the award winners.
Natalie Hall, a General Studies student, received the RiverHawk Award for her “Man and Dog” Conté crayon drawing.
Maggie Campbell received the Vice President Award for her ceramic piece “Mother.”
Carly Thompson, an art major, received the Dean Award for her “Lampara,” a functioning ceramic lamp.
Rachel Brady received the Chair Award for her “Still Life with Orange” acrylic painting.
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