May 18 - June 12, 2026
Opening Reception: May 22, 2026 6 - 7:30 p.m.
South Puget Sound Community College’s art faculty selects outstanding work created by students in studio art classes during the 2025-26 year. Works include ceramics, drawing, painting, printmaking, digital photography, mixed media, 2D and 3D design exercises, and sculpture. Come admire student art and join us in appreciating the skills of these selected students!
Image: 20th Annual SPSCC Student Art Exhibition Poster Award Winner | Consumed by Fear | Jeremy Smith | Oil on Canvas
April 6 – May 1, 2026
This is the last week to view the gorgeous work on display in this show, so make sure you come and stop in before time runs out!
Award winning artists from the 2025 Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition, selected by Guest Juror Janae Huber and SPSCC, are invited back to show new work in this group exhibition. Participating artists include Ryker Black, Michael Diamond, Lynn Helbrecht, Jeanette Jones, Parker MacCready, Neil Peck, and Nancy Romanovsky.
Image One:
Parker MacCready | A Tree for my Brother | Oil on Canvas | 40" x 30"
Image Two:
Parker MacCready | Goats and Barns | Oil on Canvas | 24" x 36"
April 6 – May 1, 2026
Award winning artists from the 2025 Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition, selected by Guest Juror Janae Huber and SPSCC, are invited back to show new work in this group exhibition. Participating artists include Ryker Black, Michael Diamond, Lynn Helbrecht, Jeanette Jones, Parker MacCready, Neil Peck, and Nancy Romanovsky.
Image One:
Lynn Helbrecht | Circus Lanterns | Composite Photograph | 16" x 20"
Image Two:
Lynn Helbrecht | Oak in Autumn Dress | Composite Photograph | 20" x 16"
2026 Juror's Invitational Opening Exhibition this Friday!
Opening reception: Friday, April 10 6:00 – 7:30 pm
April 6 – May 1, 2026
Join us in the gallery on Friday night for snacks and drinks in the gallery as you get the chance to see and celebrate incredible art! From glasswork to paintings, we have a variety of impressive and thought-provoking work on display, and we invite you to come view it with us!
This reception is free and open to the public, and free parking is available on campus.
Award winning artists from the 2025 Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition, selected by Guest Juror Janae Huber and SPSCC, are invited back to show new work in this group exhibition. Participating artists include Ryker Black, Michael Diamond, Lynn Helbrecht, Jeanette Jones, Parker MacCready, Neil Peck, and Nancy Romanovsky.
Image One:
Michael Diamond | Crystal Cave | Cast Glass, Lighted Stone Base | 14" x 7" x 3"
Image Two:
Michael Diamond | Strata Series - Iron | Cast Glass, Bonded Steel with Lighted Base | 12" Diameter
2026 Juror's Invitational Opening Exhibition this Friday!
Opening reception: Friday, April 10 6:00 – 7:30 pm
April 6 – May 1, 2026
Join us in the gallery on Friday night for snacks and drinks in the gallery as you get the chance to see and celebrate incredible art! From glasswork to paintings, we have a variety of impressive and thought-provoking work on display, and we invite you to come view it with us!
This reception is free and open to the public, and free parking is available on campus.
Award winning artists from the 2025 Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition, selected by Guest Juror Janae Huber and SPSCC, are invited back to show new work in this group exhibition. Participating artists include Ryker Black, Michael Diamond, Lynn Helbrecht, Jeanette Jones, Parker MacCready, Neil Peck, and Nancy Romanovsky.
Image One:
Jeanette Jones | Blue Sweatshirt | Oil | 20" x 20"
Image Two:
Ryker Black | Lunch Line | Mixed Media | 14' x 10" x 5.5"
We're eagerly preparing the 2026 Juror's Invitational!
April 6 – May 1, 2026
Opening reception: Friday, April 10 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Award winning artists from the 2025 Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition, selected by Guest Juror Janae Huber and SPSCC, are invited back to show new work in this group exhibition. Participating artists include Ryker Black, Michael Diamond, Lynn Helbrecht, Jeanette Jones, Parker MacCready, Neil Peck, and Nancy Romanovsky.
Image: Participating Artist's Various Works
Come visit us at The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, and experience our newest exhibition!
February 23 – March 20, 2026
Chronological
How we spend our days
is, of course,
how we spend our lives…
- Annie Dillard
This project is a collaboration between Liza Brenner’s ART 160 painting class and Tumwater painter, and gallery director of Childhood’s End Gallery, Jonathan Happ.
The project engages the historical genre of vanitas still life painting and its meditation on time: its passage, brevity, and suspension within oil paint. Each student was assigned a single, randomly selected hour of the day, along with a limited color palette, and asked to construct a visual reflection of personal life through objects of daily ritual.
Installed together, the works unfold across a complete twenty-four hours. The gallery becomes a timepiece, accumulating gestures, habits, and quiet ceremonies that together form a collective portrait of contemporary student life rendered in paint.
Thank you for this opportunity
-Jonathan Happ
SPSCC art students in Liza Brenner’s painting class, in collaboration with Jonathan Happ, will participate in a multi-session workshop that culminates in an exhibition of the work in The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery. Students will experience all aspects of a collaborative project, including planning, production, installation, and presentation.
Image 1: 4-5 AM | Kunthea Yoeurth
Image 2: 12 AM - 1 | Jonathan Happ
Come visit us at The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, and experience our newest exhibition!
February 23 – March 20, 2026
Chronological
How we spend our days
is, of course,
how we spend our lives…
- Annie Dillard
This project is a collaboration between Liza Brenner’s ART 160 painting class and Tumwater painter, and gallery director of Childhood’s End Gallery, Jonathan Happ.
The project engages the historical genre of vanitas still life painting and its meditation on time: its passage, brevity, and suspension within oil paint. Each student was assigned a single, randomly selected hour of the day, along with a limited color palette, and asked to construct a visual reflection of personal life through objects of daily ritual.
Installed together, the works unfold across a complete twenty-four hours. The gallery becomes a timepiece, accumulating gestures, habits, and quiet ceremonies that together form a collective portrait of contemporary student life rendered in paint.
Thank you for this opportunity
-Jonathan Happ
SPSCC art students in Liza Brenner’s painting class, in collaboration with Jonathan Happ, will participate in a multi-session workshop that culminates in an exhibition of the work in The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery. Students will experience all aspects of a collaborative project, including planning, production, installation, and presentation.
Image: 7-8 PM | Maggie Goen
Come visit us at The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, and experience our newest exhibition!
February 23 – March 20, 2026
Chronological
How we spend our days
is, of course,
how we spend our lives…
- Annie Dillard
This project is a collaboration between Liza Brenner’s ART 160 painting class and Tumwater painter, and gallery director of Childhood’s End Gallery, Jonathan Happ.
The project engages the historical genre of vanitas still life painting and its meditation on time: its passage, brevity, and suspension within oil paint. Each student was assigned a single, randomly selected hour of the day, along with a limited color palette, and asked to construct a visual reflection of personal life through objects of daily ritual.
Installed together, the works unfold across a complete twenty-four hours. The gallery becomes a timepiece, accumulating gestures, habits, and quiet ceremonies that together form a collective portrait of contemporary student life rendered in paint.
Thank you for this opportunity
-Jonathan Happ
SPSCC art students in Liza Brenner’s painting class, in collaboration with Jonathan Happ, will participate in a multi-session workshop that culminates in an exhibition of the work in The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery. Students will experience all aspects of a collaborative project, including planning, production, installation, and presentation.
Image 1: 5-6 AM? | Meghan Rogers
Image 2: 10-11 AM F is School Day S is Free Day | Abideen Tiamiyu
Come visit us at The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, and experience our newest exhibition!
February 23 – March 20, 2026
Chronological
How we spend our days
is, of course,
how we spend our lives…
- Annie Dillard
This project is a collaboration between Liza Brenner’s ART 160 painting class and Tumwater painter, and gallery director of Childhood’s End Gallery, Jonathan Happ.
The project engages the historical genre of vanitas still life painting and its meditation on time: its passage, brevity, and suspension within oil paint. Each student was assigned a single, randomly selected hour of the day, along with a limited color palette, and asked to construct a visual reflection of personal life through objects of daily ritual.
Installed together, the works unfold across a complete twenty-four hours. The gallery becomes a timepiece, accumulating gestures, habits, and quiet ceremonies that together form a collective portrait of contemporary student life rendered in paint.
Thank you for this opportunity
-Jonathan Happ
SPSCC art students in Liza Brenner’s painting class, in collaboration with Jonathan Happ, will participate in a multi-session workshop that culminates in an exhibition of the work in The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery. Students will experience all aspects of a collaborative project, including planning, production, installation, and presentation.
Image 1: 3 - 4 PM | Kenneth Lee
Image 2: 9 - 10 PM | Mckenzie Vance
Come visit us at The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, and experience our newest exhibition!
February 23 – March 20, 2026
Opening reception: Friday, February 27, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Chronological
How we spend our days
is, of course,
how we spend our lives…
- Annie Dillard
This project is a collaboration between Liza Brenner’s ART 160 painting class and Tumwater painter, and gallery director of Childhood’s End Gallery, Jonathan Happ.
The project engages the historical genre of vanitas still life painting and its meditation on time: its passage, brevity, and suspension within oil paint. Each student was assigned a single, randomly selected hour of the day, along with a limited color palette, and asked to construct a visual reflection of personal life through objects of daily ritual.
Installed together, the works unfold across a complete twenty-four hours. The gallery becomes a timepiece, accumulating gestures, habits, and quiet ceremonies that together form a collective portrait of contemporary student life rendered in paint.
Thank you for this opportunity
Jonathan Happ
SPSCC art students in Liza Brenner’s painting class, in collaboration with Jonathan Happ, will participate in a multi-session workshop that culminates in an exhibition of the work in The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery. Students will experience all aspects of a collaborative project, including planning, production, installation, and presentation.
Image 1: 7 AM - 8 AM | Breonna Eggleston
Image 2: 8 - 9 PM | Eveline Kreuter
Come visit us at The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, and experience our newest exhibition!
February 23 – March 20, 2026
Opening reception: Friday, February 27, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Chronological
How we spend our days
is, of course,
how we spend our lives…
- Annie Dillard
This project is a collaboration between Liza Brenner’s ART 160 painting class and Tumwater painter, and gallery director of Childhood’s End Gallery, Jonathan Happ.
The project engages the historical genre of vanitas still life painting and its meditation on time: its passage, brevity, and suspension within oil paint. Each student was assigned a single, randomly selected hour of the day, along with a limited color palette, and asked to construct a visual reflection of personal life through objects of daily ritual.
Installed together, the works unfold across a complete twenty-four hours. The gallery becomes a timepiece, accumulating gestures, habits, and quiet ceremonies that together form a collective portrait of contemporary student life rendered in paint.
Thank you for this opportunity
Jonathan Happ
SPSCC art students in Liza Brenner’s painting class, in collaboration with Jonathan Happ, will participate in a multi-session workshop that culminates in an exhibition of the work in The Leonor R. Fuller Gallery. Students will experience all aspects of a collaborative project, including planning, production, installation, and presentation.
Image 1: 3 - 4 AM | Jessica Loto
Image 2: 5 - 6 PM | Indy Codera
