You Won't Believe What This Senior Graphic Design Show Reveals—Ends May 1! Discover the Shocking Secrets!

The artistic talents of senior graphic design students at Arkansas Tech University (ATU) are on full display in an exhibition titled “Proof of Process,” which is open to the public until Friday, May 1. Hosted in the Norman Hall Art Gallery located at 203 West Q Street on the ATU campus in Russellville, this exhibition showcases the culmination of the students' hard work and creativity.

The gallery is set to host a reception on Thursday, April 23, from 4 to 6 p.m., allowing attendees to engage directly with the artists and their work. Admission to both the exhibition and the reception is free, inviting community members and art lovers to partake in this celebration of student achievement.

Featured in this year's show are a diverse group of talented students who have made significant contributions to the collection. The artists include Leila Brock, Ally Davis, Alexz Enz, Chandler Flenory, Sady Long, Miguel Martinez, Elonna McPeters, Sydney Moore, Jadon Pace, Luetisha Poindexter, and Xing Zhang. Each of these students brings their unique perspective and style to the exhibition, enriching the overall experience for attendees.

This exhibition represents the third and final senior showcase for the ATU Department of Art during the spring 2026 semester. Previous exhibitions have highlighted the work of students specializing in fine arts, as well as in game and interactive media design. Such events not only provide students with a platform to present their art, but they also foster a sense of community and support around the arts within the university and the broader Russellville area.

As the art world continues to evolve, especially with the increasing integration of digital technologies, exhibitions like “Proof of Process” stand as a testament to the importance of artistic expression in various forms. They also reflect the commitment of educational institutions to nurture and cultivate the next generation of artists.

For more information about the ATU Department of Art and upcoming events, visit www.atu.edu/humanities/art.