The free public opening features performances by master’s and
doctoral students, as well as the presentation of the LeShelle
and Gary May Art Purchase Prize, the Keister and Allen Art
Purchase Prize, the Letters and Science Prize, and the Savageau
Award in the Department of Design.
Work from 20 UC Davis graduate students in Art History, Studio
Art, Design and Performance Studies are represented:
Zahra Baxi, M.F.A., Design
Rafael Bertacini, M.F.A., Design
Nick Block, M.F.A., Studio Art
Tara K. Daly, M.F.A., Studio Art
Elieza Delaney-Lewis, M.F.A., Design
Nathalia Guimaraes, M.F.A., Design
Levi Keatts, M.F.A., Studio Art
Elmira M. Sultan Rashid, Ph.D., Performance Studies
Davion Mack, M.F.A., Studio Art
Madeline Madrid, M.A., Art History
Melinda Marks, Ph.D., Performance Studies
Nidhi Mittal, M.F.A., Design
Sean Olmstead, M.F.A., Studio Art
Megan Plunkett, M.F.A., Design
Gino Robair, Ph.D., Performance Studies
Lena Sakkab, M.A., Art History
Emily Tonnos, M.F.A., Design
Erika Tsimbrovsky, Ph.D., Performance Studies
Marjorie Williams, M.F.A., Studio Art
Grace Wu, M.A., Art History
Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum, Davis, CA
Experience new ways of seeing and understanding the past, present
and future in this multidisciplinary exhibition. Work from 20 UC
Davis graduate students in Art History, Studio Art, Design and
Performance Studies are represented:
Marty Powers, Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan and
Professor in the School of Arts, Peking University, will present
a a public lecture examining garden design in 18th century Europe
and China and intergroup dynamics.
The Art History Club is open to all art studio and art history
majors, minors, and friends. Our purpose is to learn about and
discuss all things relating to art and art history.
