Wartburg students featured in juried exhibition

November 16, 2015

Six Wartburg College students will be featured in the Waterloo Center for the Arts' Cedar Valley Biennial Student Art Exhibition opening Dec. 1.

The exhibition, in the Law-Reddington Gallery, runs through Feb. 12. A reception will be Wednesday, Dec. 9, 5:30 p.m., with an award ceremony and remarks from Brittany Deal, this year's juror and director of Wartburg's Waldemar A. Schmidt Art Gallery. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

Students chosen for the exhibition include:

  • Emily Anderson
  • Peri Benna
  • Benjamin Bogard
  • Hannah Crumpton
  • Megan Howe
  • Wanqi Sun

This is the first year the exhibition will include artwork from Wartburg students.

The exhibition is sponsored by University Book and Supply.

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