63rd Annual Student Exhibition
Each year, students, faculty, and staff come together to celebrate the talent and hard work of our students at the Annual Student Exhibition. The event is a RMCAD tradition occurring since the college was founded in 1963.
The exhibition is a juried competition; student work is judged in categories against other work of the same discipline. Departments and their faculty select a panel of jurors to choose recipients for the Best of Department Awards. There will also be a top prize awarded by the Gallery and Dean of Students for the RMCAD Award for Creativity. Once the work has been selected, the gallery staff curates the exhibition space in the prestigious Philip J. Steele Gallery on campus.
AWARDS CEREMONY AND RECEPTION
Wednesday, October 7th, 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. in Mary Harris Auditorium.
Gallery hours: Monday - Friday from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm.
October 1 - November 13, 2025
Students Participating in the Exhibition
ANIMATION
Kathryn Boyd
Lillian Davis
ART EDUCATION
Cayde Meadows
Percy Van Delist
Danielle Ambrose
Akemi Cortez
Christopher R. Galarneau
Rebecca Harris
Angelina Meinke
Ella Zulauf
FASHION DESIGN
Zuleika Gonzalez
FINE ARTS
Stella Bertsch
Tess Carpenter
MJ Condra
CC Cooper
Serenity Freeman
Susan Gillard
Julia Gnuechtel
Frv Hlavaty
Marina Richter-Muñoz
Aleksa Todorovic
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Michael Miller
ILLUSTRATION
Daniela Cirsa
Eros Hernandez Contreras
Hayden Hutter
KloE Kipp
Kitty Nash
Adria Clark
Zachary Daniek
Victoria Davis
Selah Johnson
Sara Mamouchehri
Dana Moksnes
Mackenzie Neuman
Ten Panganiban
Elliot Troche
ILLUSTRATIVE DESIGN
Finn Jeffrey
jaz palmer
INTERIOR DESIGN
Sloan Dickey
Edith Gagne Bumgarner
MUSIC PRODUCTION
Kendall Mingo
Takisha Steele
PHOTOGRAPHY
Gwendolyn Cornell
Olivia McDonough
Vasilios Agapios
DJ Baseler
Ryan Capporelli
Natasha Linville
ABOUT THE PHILIP J. STEELE GALLERY
Named in honor of RMCAD’s founder, the Philip J. Steele Gallery features dynamic and innovative work from contemporary artists and designers, RMCAD alumni, current students, and faculty. Open to the public, these galleries serve as a place to foster critical discourse around art and design for the RMCAD and broader communities by presenting challenging, educational, and significant exhibitions and projects.