Posted on Tuesday, July 20, 2010 by Jim Norrena
The 15th Annual Yozo Hamaguchi Printmaking Scholarship Awards Exhibition is set for August 25–September 17, 2010, in the Isabelle Percy West Gallery on the Oakland campus. (See the college's event calendar for complete exhibition details.)
The 2010 Winners . . .
The six undergraduates listed below each received a $3,000 tuition scholarship.
Gaelan Baird
Daniel Bortz
Oliver Dillon
Adoria Elias
Parker Ito
Cianna Valley
About the Printmaking Scholarship Awards
The purpose of the Printmaking Scholarship Awards Exhibition is to foster excellence and dedication in the study and practice of printmaking. Students must be enrolled full-time and in good academic standing to be eligible. Additionally, students must be enrolled in printmaking during one of both semesters of the current academic year. Read more.
Students are not, however, required to be Printmaking majors; all majors are eligible provided the virtue of the character of the work submitted in print media contribute substantially to the quality of the whole body of work.
The following three persons comprised the jury committee.
- Mikae Hara (MFA 1986), now an Osaka University of Arts faculty member
- Margo Humphrey (guest juror), faculty, University of Maryland Art Department
- Aaron Terry, CCA Printmaking faculty
The 2010 Hamaguchi graduate scholarship was awarded to Maria Torres.
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