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X-WR-CALNAME:Reception: Fall 2026 BFA Thesis Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Reception: Fall 2026 BFA Thesis Exhibition
CONTACT:Jessica Oberdick\, 502-852-1431\, email:jessica.oberdick@louisville
 .edu
DESCRIPTION:Opening Thursday November 19 in the Schneider Hall Galleries, t
 he Hite Institute of Art + Design is excited to invite you to our Fall 202
 6 BFA Thesis Exhibition.  Presented each Fall and Spring semester, the Th
 esis Exhibition offers graduating Fine Arts students the opportunity to pr
 esent a completed body of work tailored to their research interests and st
 udio focus.\n\nThis semester, participating students include: Caden Ely, E
 mma Grace Harvey, Izzy Hofmann, and Bella Von Roenn. Learn more about thei
 r work below. \n\nCaden Ely creates photographs using a large-format 4x5 c
 amera that explore themes of time, memory, home, and the relationship betw
 een humans and the environment. The work looks at the inseparable incarnat
 ion of the landscape's history in Kentucky as impressions of human presenc
 e left upon it.\n\nEmma Grace Harvey uses a blend of alternative process p
 hotography and contemporary technology to create photographic prints and s
 culptural objects. Her work addresses the role of images and physical obje
 cts in constructing our pasts in the present. \n\nIzzy Hofmann uses mixed 
 media and fiber to create queer desire landscapes exploring death, transfo
 rmation, and rebirth. \n\nBella Von Roenn is exhibiting a body of work th
 at consists of large-scale, multi-layered hand-pulled screen prints. These
  pieces showcase the complicated relationship between humans and nature as
  a metaphor for her own destructive behaviors.\n\nThe BFA Thesis Exhibitio
 n is held each Fall and Spring Semester, and offers our BFA candidates the
  opportunity to present a completed body of work to the public, and celebr
 ate the completion of their BFA degree.  This event is free and open to t
 he public! We hope you will join us. \n\n \n\nImage credit: Bella Von Ro
 enn, “loathing”, October 12, 2026, 9-layer screen print on paper, 26x1
 6”
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LOCATION:Schneider Hall
URL:https://events.louisville.edu/events/reception-fall-2026-bfa-thesis-exh
 ibition/2026-11-19
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