By MALEAH GRIFFIN
Tiger Media Network
The Student Honors Exhibition hosted its reception and presentation of scholarships Friday. The Exhibition was juried by Dustin Smith.
Smith had the task of narrowing the record entry of approximately 270 artworks. The exhibition in Moss Thorns Gallery will remain open for the next few weeks and can be visited during open hours.
This large, untraditionally and eye-catchingly artwork was strategically placed against the red brick of the gallery for great contrast. 
A student partakes in an interactive artwork. 
“Mother” by Hannah Tinkel, a unique Cast Bronze Sculpture of a duck and its ducklings. 
Claire Brown with her sculpture, “Consider What Pours In.” 
Students discuss a graphic design work. 
Karrie Simpson Voth, Art & Design chair, and Colin Schmidtberger, gallery director, address the crowd and present scholarships. 
Students admire a tall, vibrant painting. 
“Pandora’s Jar” by Reese O’Neal. This artwork received one of three Fields Scholarships. 
A woman admires a detailed ceramic teapot by Sophia Ballenger. 
“Persephone and Her Husband” by Reese Schmidt. 
A graphics system for a graphic design project 
A community member enjoys the various media of artworks throughout the exhibition. 
A large mixed media piece, “Spring’s Bounty” by Taylor Walker.