Photos: Juried Student Art Show spring 2025

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March 4, 2025

April 1, 2025

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Alex Luangasa

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March 4, 2025

Front of gallery with “Save the Hugh McPeck Gallery” petition flyer posted. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

The Hugh McPeck Gallery hosted the Juried Student Art Show opening reception on March 27. The show will run through April 24. The Juried Student Art Show is an event that is historically held during the spring semester of each academic year. According to a previous article from the Northern Light, this may be the last Juried Student Art Show that will be held in the Hugh McPeck Gallery space.

Attendees enter the gallery. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Attendees viewing the artworks. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Delightful ceramic sculpture with yarn, “Rainbow Girl” by Indigo Moren. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Eye-catching ceramics. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Large turnout for the opening reception at the Hugh McPeck Gallery. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Compelling piece, “For the Girl Who Was Afraid to Exist” by Kimberly Roth. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

This year’s juror, Sasha Bitzer announces the honorable mentions and winners. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in drawing, “Mother’s Kraken’s Celestial Odyssey” by Zoe Kammerer. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in photography, “Saturday Lunch” by Coral Noble. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in ceramics, “What Remains of You” by Katherine Pugh. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in sculpture, “Don’t Look” by Taylor Bailey-Parsons. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in native arts, “Mountains” by Candace McCutcheon. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in watercolor, “Till Death Do Us Part: A Portrait of a Marriage” by Christel Mozalevskiy. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Runner up, “Self Portrait in Objects” by Peter Krupski. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Best in show, “Power” by Deborah Hansen. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Student Ashley Jones speaks about the gallery’s expected shutdown. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

A wide shot of the gallery after the opening reception. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

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Photos: Juried Student Art Show spring 2025

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