Tyler Art Gallery Exhibitions
Exhibition Schedule:
Juried Student Exhibition
March 7 - April 6
Opening Reception, March 7, 5-7pm
Prizes announced at 5:30pm.
The 62nd Annual Juried Student Exhibition features artwork from the SUNY Oswego student body. This year’s jurors, Mary Kate Taylor and Annalisa Barron, combed through 150 submissions and ultimately selected 80 artworks to be part of the exhibition.
The exhibit features paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, graphic design, digital artworks, animation, and more- all from the creative minds here at SUNY Oswego. Join us to celebrate their dedication to exploring the boundaries of creativity, social issues, self-expression, and appreciating nature through their artwork.
Featured artists are: Messanh Akakpo, Sara Albanese, Gabrielle Audi, Kim Banh, Samuel Bogan, Laurel Burch, Antonia Cantu, Leena Captain, Jake Celauro, Vanessa Colangelo, Hannah Cooley, Emily Crane, Jaelyn Cutright, Gregory Delaney, Moon Francis, Travis Fye, Jacqueline Gamlen, Michael Gill, Jassandra Gonzalez, Kelly Griffin, Emily Gushea, Nastassia Haroshka, Ethan Hausauer, Jacob Hauser, Bella Hnelosub, Jack Hyland, Heroina Infante, Victoria Izyk, Ann James, Jessica Jeffers, Veronica Jones, Travis Kent, Bradley Knoer, Reagan LaPage, Jayda Lawrence, Kennedy Lee, Adrienne Licata, Emily Lyga, Evan Martonis, Erin McCollough, Emma Monroe, Adelino Muhongo, Isaac Munn, Sara O'Dell, Alexandra Patton, Daniella Persad, Morgan Pflanz, Amanda Rivera, Jesse Rogers, Caylie Roth, Emily Rusinko, John Seaman, Sansparsh Tripathy, Viviana Vanderstouw, Hailee Waddle, Chapel Weaver Daggett, Ashlee Weis
BFA 1
April 15-27
Opening Reception, April 18, 5-7pm
BFA 2
May 6-16
Opening Reception, May 9, 5-7pm
This semi-annual event marks a pivotal moment in the careers of our students as they transition from emerging artists to professional creatives. The BFA exhibitions are a celebration of the students' dedication, creativity, and vision as they make their mark in the art world. Don’t miss the chance to experience the diverse and innovative works that display their unique perspectives.
Throughout the exhibition, each student presents a carefully curated body of work that reflects their artistic journey, demonstrating the culmination of years of study, experimentation, and growth. From conceptualization to installation, our graduates take full ownership of their capstone experience: selecting, preparing, and designing their displays, while also contributing text and imagery for the exhibition catalog.