Since 2022, the WMC awards the Women's Center Exhibition Awards to student artists
in the College of Fine Arts' BFA Juried Art Exhibition whose artwork reflects the
WMC's mission. Each semester, the winner's artwork will be on display in our new gallery
space at the Center (RUC 339) and will be featured here on our website.
Stop by anytime during our office hours to admire our currently featured artist's
work.
This semester's winner is Rebecca Hahnert! Her winning pieces are entitled "Huh?" and "Stickers R Cool." Both works of art are digital drawings and can be viewed in the WMC gallery along with four other pieces of her work.
Rebecca Hahnert
Rebecca is a twenty-one-year-old graphic designer from Cookeville, TN. About her work, she says "Art has been something I’ve loved from a young age, which has ultimately led me to pursue a degree in graphic design here at Tennessee Tech. I’ve found a particular interest in the intersection between the digital world and the real world; In my creative process, I enjoy using digital versions of traditional media, as well as the opposite. Generally, I gravitate towards art with a playful, lighthearted tone, and I try to always incorporate that into my art. "
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Below is a list of winners from the past three semesters.
Rebecca Hahnert: Spring 2023 Winner
Rebecca is a graphic designer from Cookeville, TN. Art has been something she's loved from a young age, which has ultimately led her to pursue a degree in graphic design here at Tennessee Tech. You can find Rebecca and her work on social media at @metaphorical_artist on Instagram.
Anna Grayson: Fall 2022 Winner
Anna Grayson is a metals artist from Gallatin, TN. They are set to graduate from the School of Art, Craft, and Design in December of 2022. Anna has spent their time studying at the Appalachian Center for Craft and creating work in a multitude of mediums. You can find Anna and their work on social media at @anna.grayson.art on Instagram and Facebook, or on their website.
Gallery Opening
This fall we celebrated the official opening of our new gallery space in the WMC and our first winner, Anna Grayson. Read this awesome article about the gallery opening, our mission, and Anna Grayson's art.
Below is a list of winners from before the past three semesters.
Spring 2023: Rebecca Hahnert
Fall 2022: Anna Grayson
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