March 14 - April 7, 2023

Showcasing work by graduate and undergraduate students in the Studio Arts program. Guest juried by Therese Lahaie and Daniel Alejandro Trejo.

About the Jurors

Bay Area artist Therese Lahaie uses a combination of sunlight, LED lighting, drawings, and glass as a reflective and transmissive canvas. Her work cultivates an intimate relationship with light and rhythm within an architectural setting. Lahaie received a degree in glass sculpture from Massachusetts College of Art and a BA in Fine Art from Emmanuel College, Boston, MA. Her sculptural work is in the permanent collections of the Crocker Art Museum (CA), Corning Museum of Glass Contemporary Collection (NY), the DiRosa Collection (CA), and the Glassmuseet Ebeltoft (Denmark). She is the 2015 national award winner of the LuciteLux Just Imagine award for her Art in Public Places commission Crossing Signal Mosaic in Emeryville, CA. She lives and works at the 45th Artist Cooperative in Emeryville, CA.

Daniel Alejandro Trejo is a visual artist with an adjacent curatorial practice. In his studio practice he specializes in drawing and sculpture and focuses primarily in conceptual reflections of sociology, architecture, and memory. Trejo commits to broaden conversations about practices in under-recognized communities in contemporary discourse, and provide curated spaces for many voices, experiences, and situations. Trejo has been featured in OpenSpace for SFMOMA and Queer Art Workers for Hyperallergic. Trejo is currently a resident artist at Verge Center for the Arts (Sacramento) and curator for Monte Vista Projects (Los Angeles).