Summer Wright sets up her artwork titled "B.Noodle" in the new art exhibit at Cabrillo College. (Tarmo Hannula/The Pajaronian)

The Cabrillo Gallery is presenting Student Exhibition 2025, showcasing a cross-section of student talent. 

This exhibition offers a wide sampling of artwork completed by students from all disciplines taught in the Cabrillo College Art Studio and Art Photography Departments during the

2024-25 school year.

“The show is an excellent example of the talent of the student body here at Cabrillo,” said Elise Ordorica, gallery coordinator. “These art classes are open to the entire community to come and learn about making art; our instructors are open to share. It’s an excellent show and everyone is invited to visit the gallery and to come to the reception on May 3.”  

The work spans a wide range of media, including painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, woodworking, sculpture, small-scale metals/jewelry, digital fabrication, typography, graphic design, mixed media and traditional, alternative process and digital photography. 

A number of ceramic pieces, including this pot by Lucas Zimmerle, are featured in the show. (Tarmo Hannula/The Pajaronian)

Every year Cabrillo Gallery presents this exhibition to honor and recognize the dedication, creativity and diversity of our

student artists.

The show opens on Monday, April 28 and continues through Friday, May 23.

The community is invited to a free public reception, and the very popular student art sale on Saturday, May 3, from 3–5pm.

The Cabrillo Gallery is located in the Library building, room 1002, on the Aptos campus. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm, with extended hours Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8pm. Admission is free, and the gallery is accessible to all.

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Tarmo Hannula has been the lead photographer with The Pajaronian newspaper in Watsonville since 1997. More recently Good Times & Press Banner. He also reports on a wide range of topics, including police, fire, environment, schools, the arts and events. A fifth generation Californian, Tarmo was born in the Mother Lode of the Sierra (Columbia) and has lived in Santa Cruz County since the late 1970s. He earned a BA from UC Santa Cruz and has traveled to 33 countries.

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