Student art takes center stage until June 3

Clackamas Community College’s annual student art show runs through June 3 in the Alexander Gallery. An awards ceremony was held on May 12 with guest judge and Portland-based artist Paula Bullwinkel, who announced the awards before the exhibit’s grand opening. The exhibition showcases artwork made from CCC students in a multitude of disciplines including ceramics, digital design, jewelry making, sculpture and photography. The Alexander Gallery is located in the Niemeyer Center, and is open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

1. A crowd awaits the opening of the annual student art show and award ceremony on May 12 in the Niemeyer Center. Photo by Madyson Muresan

2. Art from CCC students hangs along the wall of the Alexander Gallery. Photo by Madyson Muresan

3. Kyle Sprague’s work “Marooned” won an award for digital graphics. Photo by Jordan Fichtman

4. Nat Ositis’ piece “Eve & Adam.” Photo by Jordan Fichtman

5. Aluminum sculpture from Terry Sedgewick titled “Flying Monkeys.” Photo by Jordan Fichtman

6. An acrylic painting from artist Scott Morton entitled “Lily.” Photo by Jordan Fichtman

7. Attendees discuss student artwork along the wall. Photo by Madyson Muresan

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Jordan Fichtman

Jordan Fichtman is the Associate Photo Editor for The Clackamas Print. He is a new college student at 34 years of age. He is focusing on a future in video production.

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