Photo Gallery: 2023 Juried Fine Art Student Exhibition
Biggin Gallery’s annual Juried Fine Art Student Exhibition features selected works by current art students, with an awards presentation featuring the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and a distinguished visiting juror.
"Secluded Performance" by Mackenzie Boden
From left: "Boss Billy Goat" by John David Carcache and "Grand Erosion" by Elizabeth Preston
"Proximity" by Lynnsey Bodin
"Portrait of a modern nurse" by Kayti Reaves
"Here is where you come to life" by Garrett Morris
"Soft Light" by Autumn Harless
"Grass Withers" by Molly Werk
"Familial Armor" By Skylar B. Park
"War Eagle" by Sarah Walker
"Reconcile" by Lynnsey Bodin
"Intergalactic Void" by Zach Johnson
"Forbidden Knowledge" by Skylar B. Park
Closeup of cotton fiber paper with kudzu inclusions from "Kudzu: A Rooting Tendency of Outstretched Arms" by Chris Barraza
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