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Meilynn Smith Juror Luther Davis `09 stands with Bachelor of Arts Exhibition award winners from left: Kathryn Vermeulen `26, Karis McCaskill `24, Kelly Banfield `24, Georgia Carbone `24, Stella Lowery `24, Nora Leahy `24 and Alina Ihnatesku `26.
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Jay Dick `93 works as Sr. Director of Advocacy and Partnerships at Americans for the Arts.
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April 22, 2024
Sasha Aslanian `90 is a member of the Grinnell College Alumni Council.
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Grinnell Arts Center hosts Artist Salon featuring works by Grinnell students

Krista Spies, Arts Editor
February 19, 2024
Contributed by Monica St. Angelo

The Stewart Gallery is now displaying works by Grinnell College art majors in an exhibition that runs from Friday, Feb. 16 to Saturday, March 16. 

Located in the Grinnell Arts Center in downtown Grinnell at 926 Broad St., this artist salon — the second annual showcase of work by students of the College — held an opening reception this past Friday featuring talks and presentations from the artists. 

Sponsored by individual donors to the Grinnell Area Arts Council, the gallery offers free admission. Its hours run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday through Friday during the week and 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturdays. 

The student artists involved include Kelly Banfield `24, Liv Hage `26, Jenara Kim-Prieto `24, Ivan Kwei `24, Henry Loomis `26, Kesiya Park `26, Kathryn Vermeulen `24 and Sophie Youngdahl `24.

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Krista Spies
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Krista Spies is a fourth-year English and Spanish major from St. Louis, MO. She loves writing about the arts almost as much as getting tattooed, and she hopes to turn going to concerts into a full-time job.

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