Senior Thesis Exhibition, Fall 2019

Featuring: bhobbie, Angela Buencamino, Zhongjie Cao, Jade Cohen, Hugo N. Coweins, Aisha Faria, Madison Griffith, Kia Guillaume, Scout Handford, Jonathan Huang, Janie, Pin Wei Kaywee Kuo, Youjin Lee, Xuedi Li, Ann Liu, Andrew Montana, Madison Nelson, Michael Pan Yan-ke Ornido, Manahil Palla, Sharon Pan, Apsara Ram, Leo Tang, Bryan Truitt, Xiaotong Leah Wang, Elizabeth Wei, Tiffany Wong, Elaine Ye, Ying

Wednesday, December 4th - Thursday, December 12th, 2019
Opening Reception: 4 - 7pm, Wednesday, December 4th, 2019

Worth Ryder Art Gallery: 116 Kroeber Hall, UC Berkeley Campus
Gallery Hours: Monday – Thursday, 12 – 5pm
Free and Open to the Public

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Pin Wei Kaywee Kuo, "Safe Space," 2019. Wood, fabrics, lights, paper lanterns, rug, pillows, ropes, ribbons.

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Kia Guillaume, "And So We Make It Ourselves," 2019. Acrylic Painting on Wall.

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Ying, "Flow: Lemon Field," 2019. Digitally printed installation.

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Xiaotong Leah Wang, "Borderless," 2019. Virtual installation.

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Jade Cohen, "Mawkish", 2019. Mixed media, framed digital prints and audio.

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Manahil Palla, "Portal III - Defining Intimacy," 2019. Wood, Fabric, Paint, Embroidery.

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Youjin Lee, "Fan Dance," 2019. Korean ink, Korean fan.

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Madison Griffith , "After We're Gone," 2019. Paper, wood, LED lights.

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bhobbie, "Stratification," 2019. Sculptural installation with acrylic and aluminum.

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Bryan Truitt, 2019.

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Ann Liu, "Divination," 2019. Mixed media.

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Sharon Pan, "Growing Pains for an Artist," 2019. Print of digital drawing.

This semesterly departmental tradition challenges each student artist to create a fully realized body of work that reflects their own personal interests, conceptual concerns, and material research. This exhibition is an opportunity for developing artists to present their work to their peers and the greater community in the gallery context, and represents the culmination of their undergraduate studies in the studio arts.

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The Art Library Project will be premiering our Alumni Missing Voices collection, which features newly acquired books by UC Berkeley Art Practice Alumni and Professors Emeritus.