person looking at a sculpture of cascading bells

Student Work | Art (BFA)

Bachelor of Fine Arts Program

Our undergraduate Art students showcase their ingenuity and creativity through our interdisciplinary Bachelor of Fine Arts program. Each year seniors in the program showcase their work in Senior Shows. Here you can see a sample of what our students get up to during their time here. Learn more about our Art program
person looking at a bell sculpture
Senior Shows '25
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Two flattened glass sculptures, one is peach-colored and the other is fuchsia.
Isabella Condorelli, '21
Pesca and Fiore
Glass, 10 x 10 x 2 inches, 11 x 14 x 3 inches
A surreal landscape featuring a child in a red shirt standing in a grassy field, gazing toward a distant horizon. Rolling hills stretch across the middle ground, sparsely dotted with vegetation. Dominating the scene is a large, futuristic, four-legged structure resembling a spaceship or mechanical walker, perched atop the hills. The sky above is a vivid swirl of blue, green, and orange hues, casting an ethereal glow over the terrain and evoking a sense of wonder and otherworldliness.
Jill Smith, '22
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painting of a girl painting her toenails with nail polish
Payton Peter, '22
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large ceramic vase surrounded by smaller ceramic cups
Greg Buck, '21
Tan Glaze Group
glaze, stoneware clay, 24 x 16 x 18 inches
porcelain sculpture of cloth blowing in the wind weightless
Mincheng Wang, '21
Weightlessness
porcelain, slipcasting cone
a woman walking in on a dog staring back at her
Ting Germain, '21
Challenge
Steel etching plates and watercolor, 8 × 9.5 inches
Woman walking under a canopy of neon lights
Chloe Kottwitz, '21
Canopy
Neon, 72 x 48 x 42 inches
glass reflecting a person with hues of pink and blue
Miriam Radwan, 22'
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colorful painting of mystical landscapes and people
Sean Voelger, 22'
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screen print of various butterflies and moths
Delia Blough, 22'
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person looking at a bell sculpture
Senior Shows '25
Untitled
Two flattened glass sculptures, one is peach-colored and the other is fuchsia.
Isabella Condorelli, '21
Pesca and Fiore
Glass, 10 x 10 x 2 inches, 11 x 14 x 3 inches
A surreal landscape featuring a child in a red shirt standing in a grassy field, gazing toward a distant horizon. Rolling hills stretch across the middle ground, sparsely dotted with vegetation. Dominating the scene is a large, futuristic, four-legged structure resembling a spaceship or mechanical walker, perched atop the hills. The sky above is a vivid swirl of blue, green, and orange hues, casting an ethereal glow over the terrain and evoking a sense of wonder and otherworldliness.
Jill Smith, '22
Untitled
painting of a girl painting her toenails with nail polish
Payton Peter, '22
Untitled
large ceramic vase surrounded by smaller ceramic cups
Greg Buck, '21
Tan Glaze Group
glaze, stoneware clay, 24 x 16 x 18 inches
porcelain sculpture of cloth blowing in the wind weightless
Mincheng Wang, '21
Weightlessness
porcelain, slipcasting cone
a woman walking in on a dog staring back at her
Ting Germain, '21
Challenge
Steel etching plates and watercolor, 8 × 9.5 inches
karaoke setup in the 3d interactive studio with moving visuals on all surrounding walls
Watch Image Karaoke
Woman walking under a canopy of neon lights
Chloe Kottwitz, '21
Canopy
Neon, 72 x 48 x 42 inches
glass reflecting a person with hues of pink and blue
Miriam Radwan, 22'
Untitled
colorful painting of mystical landscapes and people
Sean Voelger, 22'
Untitled
screen print of various butterflies and moths
Delia Blough, 22'
Untitled