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Student Art Show showcases dozens of art pieces

Claire Barickman and Benaiden Cheville • March 27, 2026

Art gallery visitors stand around a line of multimedia sculptures displayed on a line of wooden plinths. (Benaiden Cheville)

Grant Anderson, ’27, and Lindsay Ross, ’27, admire artwork by Jay Shank, ’28, and two pieces by V Belcher, ’26, at the opening of the Student Art Show on Tuesday, March 17. (Shank is also a member of The Campus staff.) (Claire Barickman)

Fern Cook, ’26, rejoins a crowd of admirers after winning first place in the digital media category, second place in the sculpture category and the Juror’s Prize. Cook carries two cardboard boxes serving as temporary placeholders for the awards’ associated books. (Claire Barickman)

Norm Ruder, ’28, Vivian Potts, ’27, and Rowan O’Toole, ’28, step closer to inspect drawings at the bottom of a wall display that also includes paintings and collages. (Claire Barickman)

Belcher talks with Erin McGee, ’28, and Nolan Kons, ’26, in front of ‘Humanistic,’ McGee’s series of film photographs printed on wine-dyed canvas. (Benaiden Cheville)

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About the Contributors

Claire Barickman, Staff Writer

Benaiden Cheville, Photographer

Benaiden Cheville, ’29, is from central Pennsylvania. He is majoring in studio art and double-minoring in filmmaking and journalism and documentary storytelling. This is his first year on staff as a photographer. When not working, he enjoys listening to metal music, playing bass, travelling, fan conventions and even more photography.

Student Art Show showcases dozens of art pieces

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