Photos: Department of Art Spring 2025 Exhibitions

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Florida State University celebrated graduating Department of Art students with three exhibitions during the Spring 2025 semester. These showcases marked the culmination of the students’ academic journeys, highlighting the strength of their work and the creative and technical growth developed through their coursework.

For more information about the Spring 2025 Department of Art exhibition, visit cfa.fsu.edu.

Origins & Afterlives

“Origins & Afterlives” showcased the work of Lua Barbosa, Katie Grinell, Jillian Heusohn, Kalee Iturrioz, Hannah Keats, Tevin Lewis, Liz Masterson, Audrey McKenzie, Chole Sailor, Kim Springs and Alina Valenzuela.

 

Close-up of artwork by Chole Sailor, featured in “Origins & Afterlives.” (Jamie Rager/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Close-up of artwork by Katie Grinell, featured in “Origins & Afterlives.” (Jamie Rager/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Visitors explore an installation by Tevin Lewis in MoFA’s courtyard during the opening of “Origins & Afterlives.” (Jamie Rager/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Close-up of an installation by Tevin Lewis, featured in “Origins & Afterlives.” (Jamie Rager/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Visitors examine work by Chole Sailor at the opening of “Origins & Afterlives.” (Jamie Rager/FSU College of Fine Arts)
MoFA guests admire artwork by Kim Springs at the opening of “Origins & Afterlives.” (Jamie Rager/FSU College of Fine Arts)

Everything I’ve Ever Known

The exhibition featured the work of Clay Barczak, Emmie Bryson, Lily Crocamo, Rachel Holsonback, Sophia Jusino, Angela McCall, Nicolina Morr, Rachel Ostrander, Anna Parsons, Kaylee Sibelle, Gabrielle Shakir, Anna Speer and Alexandra Vergopia.

 

Student work featured in “Everything I’ve Ever Known.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “Everything I’ve Ever Known.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Visitors admire work by Lily Crocamo, featured in “Everything I’ve Ever Known.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “Everything I’ve Ever Known.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “Everything I’ve Ever Known.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Artwork by Rachel Ostrander, featured in “Everything I’ve Ever Known.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)

STOPGAP

This exhibition hosted by the League of Graduate Artists was a celebration of work by students graduating from the Bachelor of Arts studio art program. An opening reception for “STOPGAP” was held Friday, May 2 at the Carnaghi Arts Building.

 

Student work featured in “STOPGAP.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “STOPGAP.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
“STOPGAP” featured work by graduating Bachelor of Arts studio art students. (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “STOPGAP.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “STOPGAP.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)
Student work featured in “STOPGAP.” (Noelle Enright/FSU College of Fine Arts)