Student Art Exhibit

We hope you enjoy the variety of submissions from many of EKU's talented student artists. You can view the artwork in this virtual gallery as well as in person in the Grand Reading Room at the John Grant Crabbe Main Library until April 30th. A popular vote contest will also take place on the Library's Facebook April 30th-May 3rd.

 

 

 

 

Gracy Kelley

Head in the Flowers, 2019

Coloring pencil, watercolor, glitter, alcohol marker

Gracy Kelley

United We Stand, 2020

Coloring pencil, alcohol marker

McKenzie Dailey

Ouch! Cacti!, 2021

Acrylic on canvas

Marissa Martinez

Indie Rokkers, 2021

Acrylic and oil paint on canvas

Marissa Martinez

Black Madonna, 2021

Acrylic and oil paint on canvas

Shelby Peckham

Free, 2021

Chalk pastel and ink on paper

Jade Finley

Pressure, 2018

Mixed media

Jade Finley

Sunflower Paradise, 2017

Mixed media

Jade Finley

Beach Walk, 2017

Acrylic

Jeannetta Smith

Cave of the Mermaid Curse, 2020

Acrylic on canvas

Jeannetta Smith

Unicorn Moon, 2020

Acrylic on canvas

Joshua Alexander

Can’t feel my arms or leg, 2020

Acrylic on canvas

Kris Grenier

Durango-Silverton Railroad, 2018

Felted Wool

Kris Grenier

Friends on Mount Isolation, 2018

Felted Wool

Kris Grenier

Sunfish Pond, 2018

Felted Wool

Asher Kraft

Underneath This Smile, 2021

Pencil

Kassandra Carter

Anthropomorphic Chemical Treadmill, 2019

Acrylic on Canvas, Multimedia

Kassandra Carter

What's Left of Mankind, 2019

Ink and colored pencil on paper

Kassandra Carter

Standing on the Shoulders of Others, 2019

Acrylic on canvas, multimedia 

Katelyn Dunne

Though the Mountains May Fall, 2020

Acrylic paint

 

Katelyn Dunne

Carolina, 2020

Acrylic paint

Katelyn Dunne

Similis Papilioni, 2020

Acrylic paint

 

Hannah Walker

In the Shadows, 2020

Acrylic paint on canvas panel

 

 

 

 

 

Would you like to have your artwork featured by EKU Libraries?

If so, we encourage you to enter your original artwork in the 2021 Student Art Exhibit for a chance to win a prize and have your artwork displayed in the Library.

Entries must be submitted by April 14th, 2021. Selected artists will be notified by April 16th. 

If your artwork is selected to be featured, you must submit the physical artwork in person at the Main Library, or send a high quality scan by April 19th.
 

Artwork will be displayed in an exhibit in the John Grant Crabbe Main Library, as well as virtually so audiences everywhere can enjoy the artwork. 

The winner of the art contest will have their work displayed in EKU's Main Library and will also receive a special prize.

Submit your artwork HERE.

If you have issues submitting or other questions, please contact Christina Stallard at christina.stallard@eku.edu