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Annual Student Juried Exhibition

A few years back, the tradition began of the Annual Student Juried Exhibition.  The exhibition is traditionally held each Spring, allowing for two semesters of art students to submit five pieces each for a chosen juror to hand-pick each piece of artwork that will make it into the exhibition.

The juror also decides the "Best in Show" and their own personal "Juror's Choice."  On the night of the reception, the public is also encouraged to vote for their favorite artwork.  This allows for the artwork with the most votes to win.  Brasher created this tradition for students to gain experience submitting to art exhibitions and entering juried competitions.  The exhibitions also allow for cash prizes for selected students and a way for families and artists to see the visual arts are viable.  The Annual Student Juried Art Exhibition continues every year due to the treasured support of the Dean of Arts & Sciences and ANC administration.

1st Annual Student Juried Exhibition

Juror: Deanita Hicks

Best in Show: Autumn Bennett, "Only Skin Deep"

Juror's Choice: Hunter Carey, "All the Leaves are Brown"

Public's Choice: Autumn Bennett, "Only Skin Deep"

2nd Annual Student Juried Exhibition

Juror: Dustin Kemper

Best in Show: Hunter Carey, "Lost Nowhere"

Juror's Choice: Isaiah Klein, "6-18-18"

Public's Choice: Isaiah Klein, "6-18-18"

3.5th Annual Student Juried Exhibition

Juror: Lance Morris

Best in Show: Ken Hollis, "Kuchisake-Onna"

Juror's Choice: Danaja Bird, "Black Beauty"

Dean's Choice: Kaylee Barber, "Untitled"

Public's Choice: Ken Hollis, "Kuchisake-Onna"

"Yokai"

by Ken Hollis

"We Were Too Poor To Buy Art...So We Made Our Own"

by Kaylee Barber & Tony Tornkvist

"Framing with Purpose"

by visiting artists Richard Echols & Clay Palmer

"Antithesis"

by visiting artist Gregory Allen Smith

"Can't See the Forest for the Trees"

by visiting artist Terry Lynn