2020 Feshman Sophomore Juried Exhibition Live Stream

2020 Feshman Sophomore Juried Exhibition Awards Gallery

Adan Bajas, (winner of the Ann Pinnell [Penny] Thompson and Martin H. Thompson Memorial Endowed Scholarship $1250), No, I Don't Work at Apple, 25in x 20in, Conte crayon with graphite on brown paper

Adan Bajas, (winner of the Ann Pinnell [Penny] Thompson and Martin H. Thompson Memorial Endowed Scholarship $1250), The Return of the "G", 26in x 28in x 25in, Wood

Adan Bajas, (winner of the Ann Pinnell [Penny] Thompson and Martin H. Thompson Memorial Endowed Scholarship $1250), Black and White, 21.5in x 17in, White prismacolor on black paper

Emily Daw, General Art Scholarship $200, Florence, 22 inx20 in, Conte and charcoal

Emily Daw, Eggs, General Art Scholarship $200,19 inx17 in, pencil

Vickie Tran, Futura, Winner of General Art Scholarship $100, 24in x 20in, pigment print

Talon Cress, Juror's Choice Awards $150, End of Summer, Graphite pencil on cotton rag paper, 22in x 15in

Talon Cress, Juror's Choice Awards $150, Hallway, Graphite pencils and black and white prismacolor pencils on grey canson paper, 22in x 15in

Adan Bajas, (winner of the Ann Pinnell [Penny] Thompson and Martin H. Thompson Memorial Endowed Scholarship $1250), Hands N Feet, 20in x 15in, black and white prismacolor

Talon Cress,Juror's Choice Awards $150, Eggs Still Life, Graphite pencil on cotton rag paper, 22in x 15in

Alondra Morales, Duchamp Selavay Prize $500, Self-Portrait: Thinking about Lucian Freud, 28in x 19in, Conte

Alondra Morales, Duchamp Selavay Prize $500, Overthinking, 66in x 20in x 12in, Wood and acrylic paint

Aliyah Hernandez, winner of the Grasshopper Awards $150, Digital Selfie, 19in x 13in, Pigment print

Aliyah Hernandez, winner of the Grasshopper Awards $150, Pattern Part1, 20in x 15in, Indian Ink

Emily Muscroft, Symbols, 19in x 13in, Pigment print

Alyah Martin, Contour lines lilypad, 22in x 21in, Graphite

Caitlin Brewley, Michelangelo, 24 inx20 in, Pencil

Rachel Rey, My second Self Portrait, Black charcoal pencils and watercolor, 30in x 22in

Gracielle Velasco, winner of the Grasshopper Awards $100, Digital Selfie, 19in x 13in, Pigment print

Juror: Tina Fuentes

Born in 1949 in San Angelo and raised in Odessa, Texas, Tina Fuentes earned B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees at North Texas State University in Denton, Texas where she trained in painting, drawing and printmaking. Her teaching experience has been teaching art within the Texas Public Schools, Waco Art Center, University of Albuquerque, and the University of New Mexico. Presently she is Professor within the School of Art at Texas Tech University. She has numerous one woman, group, museum and gallery exhibitions to her credit from throughout the U.S. and particularly Texas and New Mexico. She has participated extensively as an exhibition juror and has served as a member of the Visual Arts Panel’s of the New Mexico State Arts Division and the Texas Commission on the Arts. She has also served as juror and board member of the Albuquerque Arts Board 1% for Art Program. She has served as proposal reviewer for the Texas Tech University Public Arts Program Sub Committee and serves on several committees for Texas Tech University. She has received several grants over the years. Most recently a National Science Foundation grant for a science/art collaborative proposal. Exhibit/208 Gallery, in Albuquerque, presently represents her work. Tina Fuentes maintains a studio in Lubbock, Texas.