"Fostering the Future" Exhibition Showcases Senior Art Education Talent
November 27, 2024 - 06:02
"Fostering the Future," an exhibition featuring the works of seven senior art education students, is now on display at the Norman Hall Art Gallery. The talented artists contributing to this showcase include Jesse Barraza, Emma Grace Davidson, Haylee Hurst, Kiowa Minniear, Theresa Perez, Camden Rogers, and Victoria Vallee.
The exhibition highlights the creativity and skill of these students as they prepare to embark on their professional journeys in the field of art education. Visitors are invited to explore the diverse range of artworks that reflect the unique perspectives and experiences of each artist.
The gallery aims to celebrate the culmination of the students' hard work and dedication throughout their academic careers, providing a platform for them to share their artistic visions with the community.
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