[Video] The annual “Arts & Humanities Graduate Exhibition” features 27 students from eight majors in the UC Davis College of Letters and Science. Students Kelley O’Leary, art studio, Joseph Vasinda, music composition, and Iris Xie, design, discuss their work.

Please join us to celebrate this year’s “Arts & Humanities 2022 Graduate Exhibition” on view June 2–19 at the Manetti Shrem Museum. UC Davis graduate students in Art and Art History, Creative Writing, Design, Mathematics, Music, Performance Studies, and Political Science present their work in this final multidisciplinary exhibition.

This year’s “Arts & Humanities 2022 Graduate Exhibition” features work by: 

• Orkun Akyol (music)
• Phillip Byrne (art studio)
• Samantha Cruz (art history)
• Morgan Cristine Flores (art studio)
• Emily Gordon (art studio)
• Amanda Hawkins (creative writing)
• Melanie Hernandez (art studio)
• Valentyna Hrushkevych (design)
• Kyle Johnson (mathematics)
• Trey Makler (music)
• Trace Manuel (design)
• Diego Martínez-Campos (performance studies)
• Avital Meshi (performance studies)
• Fatema Mostafa (design)
• Kelley O’Leary (art studio)
• Bella Payne (art history)
• Sofia del Pedregal (art studio)
• Helia Pouyanfar (art studio)
• Anya Shulman (art history)
• Emily Szasz (art history)
• Anuj Vaidya (performance studies)
• Whitney Vangrin (art studio)
• Joseph Vasinda (music)
• Dada Wang (art history)
• Edward Whelan (design)
• Iris Xie (design)
• Laurel Yacuta (political science)

Read more about a few of the exhibiting graduates and their work in the L&S newsletter and video “Uncharted Territory.” 

Learn more about the health and safety protocols for visitors of the Manetti Shrem Museum.