David Winton Bell Gallery

Past Exhibitions





April 11, 2015 - April 26, 2015

The David Winton Bell Gallery and the Department of Visual Art present the work of forty-four artists in Brown’s 35th annual Student Exhibition, on view at the Bell Gallery from Saturday, April 11 to Sunday, April 26, 2015. An opening reception will be held Saturday, April 11, from 7:00pm until 9:00pm. There will be two performances during the reception. The exhibition and opening reception are free and open to the public. 

Organized by students Zachary Korol-Gold and Andrew Alexander, the juried exhibition is open to all Brown University students, regardless of major, and encourages artists to submit work in a variety of media. This year the exhibition includes performance, video, web-based work, sculpture, drawing, painting, photography, prints, and artist’s books. The work selected for this exhibition is exceptional for its boundary pushing material investigations. This extensive survey of the visual arts at Brown highlights the dynamic ways in which students are engaging and redefining the arts today.

The forty four artists represented in the exhibition are: Andrew Alexander, Jacqueline Anton, Diego Arene-Morley, Jennifer Avery, Ivy Brenneman, Jake Brodsky, Miranda Chao, Andres Chang, Susan Chen, Kwang Choi, Brittany Comunale, Rosa Congdon, Camille Coy, Layla May Ehsan, Dylan Everett, Elodie Freyman, Micahel Gabrielle, Zachary Korol-Gold, Rachel Haberstroh, Griffin Hartman, Matt Hill, JoVaun M. Holmes, Karolina Kase, Celine Katzman, Annika Klein, Pierie Korostoff, Kelly Luc, Rory MacFarlane, Corey Marsh, Margaret Mathieu, Catherine Miranda, Vitor Oliveira, Jamie Packs, Willem Helmet Pickleman, Emily Reif, Tristan Rodman, Mia Rollins, Josh Ruder, Sarah Schade, Daniel Sobor, Rhea Stark, Julia Tatiyatrairong, Sarah Weiss, and Sophie Schwartz

Judith Tolnick Champa and Jerry Mischak were this year’s jurors. Champa is an independent curator and critic who lives and works in Providence. She is the former Editor-in-chief of Art New England. 

Mischak is a Rhode Island based painter and sculptor, who has exhibited extensively in the United States. Mischak is a senior painting critic at the Rhode Island School of Design where he teaches courses about material exploration.