BAA Fellowship Show 2025 & Awards Reception
The BAA honors exceptional student artists at 2025 College Fellowship Show
From Friday, April 4 through Friday, April 28, the Lichtenstein Center of the Arts will host the work of exceptional student artists in the 2025 Berkshire Art Association College Fellowship Show.
The awards reception will take place Saturday, April 19, from 3:00 to 5:00 pm at the Lichtenstein Center of the Arts. Fellowship Awards have been made possible by a generous grant from the Feigenbaum Foundation and by individual donors.
Open to college art students from Berkshire County enrolled in a visual art major anywhere in the country, and students studying at Berkshire County colleges, the 2025 BAA College Fellowship Show was juried by a panel of artists representing several disciplines. Forty art works, created by 16 students, were selected for the show.
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April 4-28, 2025
Reception
Saturday, April 19
3:00-5:00 pm
The Lichtenstein Center for the ArtsFor gallery hours and access to the exhibit, please contact the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts at 413.499.9348
Visit the Online Gallery to learn more about this exhibit, view work, and see the list of award-winners.
Artists
Matthew Brinton,
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Julianna Collins,
Maine College of Art and Design
Edward Curley,
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Sergio Demo,
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Maxwell Fyfe,
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Jess Hu,
Williams College
Jean-Charles Innocent,
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Eleanor Iorio,
Williams College
Mayel Levin,
Williams College
Katie Maier,
Williams College
Riku Nakano,
Williams College
Enaya'Ajahnae Ogletree,
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Juna Pfeifer,
Williams College
Annie Scott,
Williams College
Max Sweeney,
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Mya Terry,
Hartford Art School
The mission of the BAA is to connect artists and the community in order to inspire creativity and increase access to the visual arts. The College Fellowship is funded by the BAA's Norman and Rose Avnet endowment, The Feigenbaum Foundation, and proceeds from special events, including our 10×10 Real Art Party (RAP) Benefit.
