The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s School of Art, Art History and Design will present the work of graduating undergraduate students in the Spring 2025 Capstone Exhibitions.
This biannual experience is held at the end of the fall and spring semesters and presents the work of each semester’s graduating Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts seniors in studio art and graphic design as a culmination of their coursework and exploration.
The graphic design capstone exhibition will be on display April 28 to May 2, and the studio art capstone exhibition will be on display May 12 to 16 in the Eisentrager-Howard Gallery in Richards Hall. Gallery hours are noon to 5 p.m., Monday to Thursday.
Closing receptions are 5 to 7 p.m. May 2 and 16 in the gallery. Awards will be announced during each reception.
The following students are participating in the Capstone Exhibitions:
Studio Art: Dana Clements (painting), Sofie Curto (painting), Sydney DeRoin (painting), Madison Geidel (painting), Caitlyn Guerra (drawing), Taryn Hamill (photography), Carter Krajewski (photography), Elise Kruska (photography), Logan Martinez (drawing), Anthony Murtaugh (photography), Maia Ngozi Ramsay (photography and sculpture), Taylor Powell (painting and printmaking), Michelle Reese (painting) and Campbell Windrum (drawing).
Graphic Design: Fatima Al-Jayashi, Reanne Ballinger, Brody Blakeslee, Erin Bousquet, Lea Bushey, Nina Campbell, Eli Cordes, Taylor Dunn, Addi Earnstmeyer, Lauren Eurich, Tom Erwin, Erin Geschwender, Axelina Johansson, Lindsey Johnson, Jacob Kelly, Josie Kenkel, Sophie Kroeker, Theresa Mai, Yasmine Merida, Cole Middledorf, Archer Moody, Johna Moural, Krisstana Perez, Stephanie Portillo-Hernandez, Charlie Steeves, Odessa Stengel, Hanna Tran, Maddie Vanderbur, Grace Voss, Jade Wasowicz and Chenyu Wu.
In the graphic design exhibition, 31 visual research projects will be on display, exploring a variety of media including publication design, product design, advertising, interaction design, UX/UI, game design and environmental design.
Guerra, a senior studio art major with an emphasis in drawing from Lincoln, said the Capstone exhibition is a culmination of her work.
“I am beyond excited to showcase this work that I am very proud of and have been creating throughout my valued years here at UNL,” she said. “These cartoon characters in both my paintings and drawings have taken on a life of their own, as I truly find them everywhere I go. This exhibition has such a wide variety of creativity and talent from such amazing artists, and I am very happy to be here with them all.”
