The senior art portfolios are created for the senior art capstone which emphasizes studio and professional practice, art theory and critical research. Students refine recent work and develop new work in preparation for the Senior Art Exhibition, which is the culminating experience of the art major. Students are introduced to professional practice skills: planning, marketing and promoting artwork, documenting work and preparing materials for grants, and scholarship and residency applications. Students learn to develop an artist talk, portfolio, biography, artist’s statement and curriculum vitae.
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Trevor Cornell, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Trevor Cornell
This document represents the Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio of Trevor Cornell shown in the Bush Art Center Galleries in Spring 2022.
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Francesca Facchini, Senior Art Exhibition
Francesca Facchini
This document represents the Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio of Francesca Facchini, which was exhibition in the Bush Art Center in Spring of 2022.
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Kori Halstead, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Kori Halstead
This document represents the Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio of Kori Halstead, which was exhibited in the Bush Art Center Galleries in the spring of 2022.
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Rita Hamm, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Rita Hamm
This document represents the Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio of Rita Hamm, which was exhibited in the Bush Art Center Galleries in Spring of 2022
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Megan Huth, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Megan Huth
This document represents the Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio of Megan Huth, which was exhibited in the Bush Art Center Galleries in Spring of 2022.
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Marybeth Koss, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Marybeth Koss
This portfolio represents the Senior Art Exhibition of Marybeth Koss, Presented in Spring 2022.
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Allyson Laidlaw, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Ally Laidlaw
This document represents the Senior Art Exhibition portfolio of Ally Laidlaw, which was exhibited in the Bush Art Center Galleries in the spring semester of 2022.
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Cora McMains, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Cora McMains
This document represents the Senior Show Exhibition portfolio of Cora McMains, which was exhibited in the Bush Art Center Galleries in Spring 2022.
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Grace Beno, Senior Art Exhibition
Grace Beno
This is a body of illustrative work created for the Senior Art Capstone, and exhibited in the Bush Art Center galleries in Spring 2021.
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Will Donohue, Senior Art Exhibition
Will Donohue
Body of digital card designs created for the Senior Art Capstone and exhibited in the Bush Art Center galleries in Spring 2021.
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Rebecca Jacques, Senior Art Exhibition
Rebecca Jacques
This body of work was created for the Senior Art Capstone and exhibited in the Bush Art Center galleries in 2021. It encompasses four digital illustrations based on the elements of nature.
I’ve created a series of creatures surrounded by a correlating landscape. Each piece is based on mythology and has ties to the real world. For this series, in particular, I explored a myth that can be found across multiple cultures is that the world was formed out of four main elements; Earth, Fire, Water, and Air. Things are kept natural through the color palette and scenes, but turn surreal with the addition of unordinary creatures and pops of vibrant color. In addition, I enjoy adding fine detail into my pieces which can be found throughout the series.
A tall deer-like creature towers over a grove of trees, a section of the expansive forest carried on its back. Dark clouds loom in the sky above as leaves circle on the breeze. That is, the element of Earth stands tall and serene for while there is gloom those turbulent clouds bring life. I chose these elements because they hold so much opportunity for stories to be wielded. When telling this story through art, we can deepen the narrative through detail and color. The palette uses very natural shades of blues, greens, and browns but includes a bright purple for contrast. Upon looking closer, you can see the texture of leaves, grass, and the furriness of the creature.
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Sophia King, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Sophia King
This portfolio represents my senior art exhibition, displaced in the baer art gallery of the bush art center in spring 2021
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Olivia Platz, Senior Art Exhibition
Olivia Platz
A body of digital illustrations created for the Senior Art Capstone and exhibited in the Bush Art Center galleries in 2021.
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Annicka Rabida, Senior Art Exhibition, Goose: The Curious Cat Series
Annicka Rabida
The body of illustrations were created for the senior art capstone and exhibited in the Bush Art Center galleries in spring 2021.
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Woven Landscapes. Audrey Shreiner, SNC Senior Art Exhibition 2021
Audrey Shreiner
This video installation was created for the SNC Senior Art Capstone that was exhibited in the SNC Bush Art Center Galleries in the spring of 2021.
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Neale Tracy, Senior Art Exhibition
Neale Tracy
This is a collection of posters and illustrations created for the senior art capstone and exhibited in the Senior Art Exhibition in the Bush Art Center Galleries in the spring of 2021.
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Hannah Airoldi, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Hannah Airoldi
This is a portfolio created for Senior Art Exhibition 2020. Work includes the brand identity for a cafe.
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Brianna Braeger, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Brianna Braeger
This is a portfolio created for Senior Art Exhibition Spring 2020. This work included sport photography.
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Indigenous Woman.
Annabelle R. Broeffle
Abstract three-piece series created by Annabelle Broeffle in the fall of 2019. It includes sculpture and installation art. The series is focused on indigenous social issues.
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Senior Art Porfolio: Exploring Old Family Photos
Rhiannon Cooper
This body of work is an experimentation of mixed media as well as an interpretation of my personal family history. This work has sprouted from my early childhood days when I would visit my great-grandma every week and she would show me old photos and tell me stories about them. Even today, I ask my grandparents questions about photos I find and they tell me new stories.
Color, texture, composition, and the contrast of abstraction and realism are key elements in the making of my work. The more realistic features are used to highlight what it is that I find most important in the photos I use. I like to use a square cut-out and find areas of the photos that I find most interesting. Often, it will be really small details you wouldn’t otherwise notice in the photos; things that stand out to me or remind me of the stories I have been told. The use of abstraction gives the work the feeling of the past. For example, I use a washed out ghost-like effect on certain background objects rather than giving them full detail. Texture has become extremely important in the evolution of this work. Adding texture to the various pieces is to give a more home-like feeling and to make the viewer connect to the work in a more personal way.
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Alek Emmel, Senior Art Exhibition Portfolio
Alek Emmel
Portfolio of work for the 2020 Senior Art Exhibition. Work Includes mixed media collages.
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Noah Fidlin Senior Art Portfolio
Noah J. Fidlin
An art, photography and design magazine that combines analog and digital media.
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Doodle-Strations & Package Design
Maureen Gillespie
Photo album series of digital illustrations and package design, labels and website for made up brand of beer
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Shiela Mae E. Holder, "Senior Art Portfolio"
Shiela Mae E. Holder
These are three digital illustrations regarding social issues created by Shiela Mae Holder for her senior art exhibition. The size of each of these social illustrations is 18 in. by 24 in. The first social illustration is a cellphone issue illustration, the second illustration is an opioid issue illustration, and the third illustration is a religion issue illustration.
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Senior Art Portfolio: La Quinceañera
Angeles Jimenez
A series of black and white relief prints by Angeles Jimenez regarding the traditions of quinceañeras.
