The Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition gives Meredith students an incredible opportunity to experience having their art professionally juried and offers recognition along with cash prizes. A diverse range of art from graphic design, fibers, photography, print, ceramic, sculpture, painting, drawing, and more is on view. Located within the Johnson Hall Rotunda, artists will have their work on display for the campus community and beyond. This year, the juror is Julie Anne Greenberg.

2025 Award Recipients: TBA

Julie Anne Greenberg is from NJ and lives in Raleigh, NC. She graduated with a BFA from the Tyler School of Art at Temple University and an MFA at The Ohio State University. She is an Associate Professor at Wake Tech. Julie has exhibited locally and nationally, including at The Mint Museum, Charlotte, SCOPE Miami Beach, Art Basel, The Greenhill Center for North Carolina Art, and The Print Center, Philadelphia. She recently completed a large scale permanent installation at The School of Engineering at Duke University, and has had her work featured during an interview on The Weather Channel.

Juror’s Statement:
The 2025 Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition presents a dynamic showcase of artwork created by women in Raleigh, NC. The pieces in this collection share a common thread of transformation, with artists reinventing materials and exploring the possibilities of imagery.

Each artwork invites us into a unique world. We see works that explore the alchemy of materials, using process as the narrator to tell a unique story. Metaphor emerges as a prominent voice in many pieces, as artists guide their imagery in imaginative and thought-provoking directions. Additionally, other works explore the potential of objects and place, uncovering untold narratives. Throughout the exhibition, we are encouraged to engage with a diverse range of materials and themes, creating rich spaces where anything is possible.

This collection of work by Meredith students celebrates expression and storytelling. It offers us the opportunity to experience a wide spectrum of emotions and ideas. The exhibition provides a compelling glimpse into the perspectives of women artists in Raleigh, highlighting their creative voices and unique viewpoints.

For more information, please contact Meredith Art Gallery Director, Todd Jones.