Local Art Students Showcase Talent at Senior Exhibition

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The annual Senior Art Exhibition was held at the Art Gallery this May, showcasing the work of graduating students from the Department of Art and Art History. The exhibition, which opened on May 9, featured senior capstone projects in digital media design, studio art, illustration, and art history. Art professor and department chair Lora Lee noted that the exhibition included paintings, drawings, sculptures, and more, all mentored and curated by faculty members.

Professor Afarin Rahmanifar, who advised seniors in studio art, described the exhibition as a reflection of the students' hard work and dedication. It displayed the diverse talents and artistic achievements of the graduating class. The exhibition presented works from several students, each highlighting their unique perspectives and skills.

Featured students Kaitlin Gervais and Megan Muzyka showcased works that drew on nostalgia and childhood memories. Gervais's piece, 'Nostalgia,' depicted memorable events from her life, while Muzyka’s 'Reflections from my Childhood Pond' portrayed the tranquil setting of her childhood retreat in greens and blues.

The exhibition also included innovative projects by seniors in illustration and digital media design. Leah Coelho created a card game intended for family game nights, and Nicholas Mendolia authored a children’s book about a wizard cat that underscored the value of perseverance in creative pursuits.