The 11th annual exhibition of the work of emerging artists explores elements of domesticity, materiality, and collaboration by weaving five artists together across disciplines of textile, print, metal, sound, and sculpture in a site-specific installation. Megan Burchett, Maddie Zerkel, Jonathan Quinn Nowell, Forest Kelley, and Alexis Spina play off one another’s practices in the context of the given space to create connections and explore elements of scale, materiality, and domestic forms.

Nicholette Milhoan, an undergraduate Interdisciplinary Art & Design student, received a grant in April from the the 2018 New Face of Tech Challenge. The Challenge, sponsored by the 1,000 Dreams Fund and HARMAN, supports women pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

Courtney McClellan, Visiting Assistant Professor, has received the Traveling Fellowship from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. In May, she will travel to Budapest, Hungary, and take part in the Art Quarter Budapest artist in residency program. 

Abigail West, a third-year undergraduate student with an emphasis in Printmaking and Book Arts, received honorable mention from the Udall Foundation for the Udall Undergraduate Scholarship.

MFA candidate Ally Christmas was recently featured on PHOTO–EMPHASIS, an online platform co-run by fellow MFA candidate, Alec Kaus. Christmas was the first video artist to be featured on PHOTO-EMPHASIS, a site whose mission is to provide a resource that aids in promoting photographic art, education, and community, for those committed to and newly joining the medium.

Demitra Thomloudis, Assistant Professor of Jewelry & Metalwork, currently has work on view in an international traveling exhibition.