When is a work truly finished? [insert title here] presents an exhibition of eighty-five artists from all eleven majors at Maine College of Art & Design. Representing the culmination of years of dedication, exploration, and skill-building, these installations also mark the beginning of each artist’s path forward.
The interdisciplinary pursuits of the Class of 2026 reflect a broader refusal of fixed definition– an insistence on becoming known through freedom of expression rather than explicit naming. In this way, each body of work resists closure, instead embracing ambiguity, transformation, and possibility.
Ultimately, [insert title here] suggests that an artistic practice is never truly complete, but is forever a work in progress.
The interdisciplinary pursuits of the Class of 2026 reflect a broader refusal of fixed definition– an insistence on becoming known through freedom of expression rather than explicit naming. In this way, each body of work resists closure, instead embracing ambiguity, transformation, and possibility.
Ultimately, [insert title here] suggests that an artistic practice is never truly complete, but is forever a work in progress.
2026 BFA Thesis Exhibition Curatorial Team
Molly Lawrence
Redford Reece
Sophia Sutherland
Hope Uribe
Molly Lawrence
Redford Reece
Sophia Sutherland
Hope Uribe