8th Paper Collegiate Triennial Artists Announced
North American Hand Papermakers is pleased to announce that 37 student-artists from 11 schools with 40 artworks have been chosen for the 8th Collegiate Paper Triennial. Jurors Mina Takahashi, Karen Kunc, and Erin Zona selected the artists and works from a total of 138 submissions from 83 students at 17 schools.
We are delighted that the following student artists were chosen for the 2022-2024 Collegiate Paper Triennial:
California College of the Arts
Joseph Blake
Mary Campbell
California College of the Arts
Joseph Blake
Mary Campbell
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
Haley Krob
University of Alabama
Rebecca Teague
Irasewa Quezada
Kate Bennett
University of Iowa Center for the Book
Amy Childress
Jamie Capps
Katerina Hazell
Maeve Leslie
Robert Choe
Sara Luz Jensen
Jocmarys Viruet
Mariceliz Pagan Gomez
University of Texas at Austin
Emily Katznelson
Destiny Juarez
University of Wisconsin at Madison
Kelsey Voy
Kristin Klingman
Henry Obeng
Veronica Pham
University of the Arts
Bryn Ziegler
Erica Honson
Grace Johnson
Meera Mittal
Rhode Island School of Art and Design
Mindy Kang
Janice Lardey
State University of New York at New Paltz
Roberto Rossi
Harrison Atwater
University of Georgia
Caitlin Daglis
Ciel Rodriguez
Chad Hayward
Katherine Rutter
Luka Carter
Cedar Crest College
Leanna Pittman
Mary Jo Scannell
University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth
Azam Majooni
Exhibition Venues for the Paper Collegiate Triennial
Exhibitions venues have been decided and some may still be added. If you wish to be considered for displaying the work of these emerging artists, please contact the Exhibitions Vice President.
Cedar Crest College (Allentown, Pennsylvania): August 22 - October 14, 2022
Evanston Art Center (Evanston, Illinois): January 14 - February 19, 2023
Morgan Conservatory (Cleveland, Ohio): June-July 2023 (final dates TBD)
Lyndon House (Athens, Georgia): October 7, 2023 - January 13, 2024
About the Paper Collegiate Triennial
Every 3 years early career collegiate papermakers are encouraged to participate in the juried Collegiate Paper Triennial traveling exhibition. Organization of the Triennial was assumed by NAHP in 2019 from its co-founder, Lynn Sures. The exhibition series is self-supporting with application fees paid by schools rather than student-artists. The show offers great exposure to undergraduate and graduate students in academic papermaking programs and gathers talent from all across North America into a single show.