Culver-Stockton College’s student honors art exhibit to be presented Saturday

CANTON, Mo. — The Culver-Stockton Fine Arts Department will present its annual student honors exhibit from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 5 in the Mabee Art Gallery with an awards ceremony at 4 p.m.

The exhibit features works selected through a jury process, highlighting the creativity, dedication and skill of Culver-Stockton’s art majors.

This year’s show will be judged by Adriana Brown, an interdisciplinary artist based in Hannibal. Brown studied art and psychology at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. After working in the mental health field for several years, she transitioned into a full-time career as an artist and business owner. She now exhibits and sells artwork across the United States, instructs local art classes and co-owns the Alliance Art Gallery in Hannibal. She works primarily with acrylic and watercolor.

Culver-Stockton’s president and provost will recognize outstanding pieces during the event.

The exhibit is free and open to the public.

Students showcasing their artwork are:

• Alemond, Adam: “Snow” (digital photography);
• Allen, Rilee: “SHEIN Bag” (graphic design);
• Altiser, Andrea: “Free Time Frog” (ceramic) and “Schools Out” (watercolor);
• Baccay, Kelly: “Imperfection” (soft pastel);
• Beckett, Brandi: “Fungi Painting” (ceramic), “Koi Stream Takeout Box” (ceramic) and “Pocket” (watercolor and colored pencil);
• Bliven, Abigail: “Dark Corner of Room” (acrylic), “Life and Death” (colored pencil), “Paige” (oil) and “Silk Belle Cosmetics Poster” (graphic design);
• Brancato, Abby: “Caitlyn” (soft pastel and watercolor), “Grandpa” (soft pastel and collage) and “Myah” (soft pastel);
• Collins, Brad: “Be-Rad” (graphic design), “Desire” (charcoal), “Self-Portrait” (colored pencil) and “Work” (digital photography);
• Crandall, Karli: “Me Mandala” (mixed media) and “The Cowboy” (mixed media/pastel);
• Crenshaw, Noah: “Burger God” (colored pencil);
• Dorn, Abby: “Zoi” (digital photography)
• Gruenewald, Sara: “Border Collie” (digital photography), “Flower” (oil), “Shells and Swirls” (plaster and wire sculpture) and “Turtle Shell” (clay sculpture);
• Haxel, Tabitha: “From the Aquarium” (lino cut), “From the Tropics” (oil), “The Red Barn” (acrylic), “Ribbit” (ceramic) and “Growing Up” (oil);
• Haynes, William: “Mountainside” (digital photography) and “Sunset” (digital photography);
• Hirales, Keona: “The Faces of Chi Omega” (digital photography);
• Jones, Rob: “Bagnell View” (digital photography);
• Kiser, Zoey: “Surge” (watercolor) and “Wy” (chalk pastel);
• Lay, Addison: “Willie” (digital photography);
• Lewczyk, Eric: “Ellison Poulton Field” (digital photography);
• Logue, Christian: “Chuck Close Encounter” (digital photography) and “Flummoxed Buffoon” (digital art);
• Mast, Peyton: “Chicago Skyline” (digital photography), “Naperville View” (digital photography),“Opossum” (oil) and “Reflection” (charcoal);
• Meeker, Leighton: “Broken Reflection” (digital photography), “Cyclops Vector Drawing” (digital art), “Magneto Vector Drawing” (digital art) and “Marvel Legends Re-Design” (package design);
• Miller, Anna: “Richeson Track” (charcoal);
• Pruitt, Madison: “Balloon-icorn” (acrylic) and “Jellyfish in Open Water” (oil on canvas);
• Queen, William II: “Being Unraveled” (mixed media) and “3 Perspective Self-Portrait” (pixel art);
• Randle, Owen: “View Through the Trees” (digital photography);
• Reese, Matt: “Volleyball Pad” (digital photography);
• Revuri, Srilakshmi: “Chasing the Calm” (charcoal), “Night Lights of Home” (digital photography) and “Pulse of the Hyderabad” (digital photography);
• Schindler, Keri:“Bayler” (etching), “Crushed Cans” (etching) and “Taco Bell” (acrylic);
• Shelton, Katelyn: “Instant Noodles Redesign” (package design), “Off the Wall” (digital), “The Art of War” (digital) and “Wave” (digital);
• Tekell, Lexi: “The Hyrax” (oil);
• Van Regenmorter, Hope: “Log in Water” (digital photography);
• Vessar, Catelyn: “Lacy May” (oil);
• Von Thun, Gracie: “Balloon Unicorn” (acrylic), “Blue Grosbeak” (oil) and “Oil Still Life” (oil);
• Wells, Natalee: “Poppy Flower” (oil);
• West, Ruth: “Cat Bowl” (ceramic);
• Wilkinson-Felgate, Ethan: “Fishbowl Friends” (digital photography);
• Younce, Faith: “Quila” (digital photography).