The 58th Juried Undergraduate Exhibition
A juried undergraduate art exhibition highlighting Western Carolina University student work in a professional gallery setting. Expect a wide range of mediums and a public-facing presentation focused on building exhibition and portfolio skills.
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Juried showcase of Western Carolina University undergraduate artwork, presented in a professional gallery setting at the Bardo Arts Center. A public exhibition that spotlights emerging student artists and portfolio presentation skills.
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