Throughout the academic year, undergraduate students organize
student-run exhibitions at the Basement Gallery. Graduating M.F.A.
students present their work in the Arts & Humanities Graduate
Exhibition, hosted annually by the Jan Shrem and Maria
Manetti Shrem Museum of Art and held at the end of spring
quarter. The Arts & Humanities Graduate Exhibition is a
long-running and storied tradition at UC Davis that showcases the
work and research of graduate students across numerous
disciplines, including art history, art studio, design and
music.
Anne Ellegood has been the executive
director of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (ICA
LA) since September 2019. She was senior curator at the Hammer
Museum from 2009 to 2019, and has held curatorial posts at the
Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden and the New Museum of
Contemporary Art. She has organized numerous group exhibitions,
including Made in L.A.
Josh Faught is a Sacramento-based fiber artist.
Faught creates sculptures that use traditional textile and
homespun techniques, such as loom-weaving, knitting, and
crocheting, to explore craft traditions, queer culture, and
personal history. In 2025, Faught received the Guggenheim
Fellowship. Recent solo exhibitions include Josh Faught,
Henry Art Gallery, Seattle (2025) and Look Across the Water
into the Darkness, Look for the Fog, Wattis Institute, San
Francisco (2022).