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Juniors and Seniors Vie for Scholarships in Exhibition

  • Posted on: February 21st, 2019

The Department of Art and Art History is pleased to present our Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, February 25 through March 6, 2019, in the Print by Arielle Gray in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019.

Returning majors in studio art at The University of Alabama submitted their most ambitious and informed work in ceramics, digital media, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture for consideration for scholarship awards in this highly anticipated exhibition. The students are Charlie Cruz (senior), Arielle Gray (senior), Alyssa Hochstetler (junior), Maggie Hocutt (senior), Jasmine James (senior), Susannah Lisko (junior), Ashley Livingston (senior), Anna Sella (junior) and Kassidy Stewart (junior). Below is a sampling of each student’s work. Click on the thumbnail for a larger view.

Digital print by Charlie Cruz in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Digital print by Charlie Cruz in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Alyssa Hochstetler, "Indiana Cornfields," ceramic, in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019.

Prints by Arielle Gray in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Print by Arielle Gray in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Paintings by Maggie Hocutt in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019.

Gelatin print photographs by Jasmine James in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Suzannah Lisko, "Mothers Gaze," Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Sculpture by Susannah Lisko in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019.

Ashley Livingston, "Migration and Barriers," oil on canvas, 2019. Cyanotypes and relief prints by Ashley Livingston, Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Kassidy Stewart, "You Are Not Alone," digital painting, 2019.

Digital paintings by Kassidy Stewart in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Drawing and graphic design by Anna Sella, Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019. Jasmine James, "Sun Kissed Fuzzy Vision," gelatin print, 2019.

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