Student Gallery Archive 2018

Senior Student Art Exhibits

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STUDENT GALLERY INFORMATION

The Student Gallery space is on the second floor of Windgate Visual Arts East. This attractive gallery is just the right size for a one-person show but is also large enough and versatile enough for group events. Students are encouraged to plan ahead and schedule senior shows and other personal exhibits.

24,281 Miles: A Travel Exhibit by Kenzie Meeker

Come support JBU art student, Kenzie Meeker, who will be presenting her personal work in the Student Gallery.

When: This exhibit will be on display from November 1 – November 20

Where: Windgate Visual Arts East

Stripped: Behind the Façade of Sex Trafficking by Moriah Quarles

Come support JBU art student, Moriah Quarles, who will be presenting her personal work in the Student Gallery.

When: This exhibit will be on display from August 30 – September 14

Where: Windgate Visual Arts East

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