UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — HUB-Robeson Galleries will present the Center for Arts and Crafts Artist and Instructor Exhibition from March 27 through June 8 in the exhibition cases on the first floor of the HUB-Robeson Center.
The exhibition features artwork by instructors and students from Penn State’s Center for Arts and Crafts, representing a range of classes and workshops. The annual exhibition highlights a variety of craft materials and techniques and reflects the ways artists learn from and influence one another.
The exhibition also emphasizes the role of craft in building connections among artists at different skill levels, offering a platform for creative expression and collaboration.
Featured instructors and staff include Sonya Aboud, Bea Barker, Hannah Beebe, Grace Cory, Autumn Gordon, Mandi Gatto, Stephanie Gush, Jason Huang, Sydney Killebrew, Amelia Ludwig, Emma Manwiller, Sarah Nelson, Erica Parsons, Ken Plattner, Gianna Spinelli and Maggie Tracht.
Featured participants include Rebecca Bussard, Elton Daley, Caylyn Hauser, Alexandra Higley, Mary Ogborn, Elsa Sanchez and Elena Yakhnina.
The Center for Arts and Crafts, a program within the division of Student Affairs, offers non-credit classes and workshops throughout the year in areas including pottery, drawing, watercolor, oil painting, stained glass, hand-built ceramics, crocheting and soap-making. Classes are taught by Penn State students, professional artists and individuals with specialized skills and experience.
In-person registration for May classes will open in late April, with registration for July classes opening in mid- to late June. Fall 2026 programs will begin in September, with registration opening Aug. 24.
For more information, contact the Center for Arts and Crafts at craftcenter@psu.edu or visit studentaffairs.psu.edu.
The HUB-Robeson Galleries present exhibitions and programs that engage diverse audiences and foster dialogue through contemporary art. The galleries provide opportunities for students, faculty and visitors to experience a range of artistic perspectives and practices throughout the year. Visit the galleries website to learn more about current and upcoming exhibitions and programs.
Penn State Student Affairs supports holistic student success through advocacy, education, engagement and care. With more than 30 programs and units, Student Affairs helps students thrive in and out of the classroom, discover community and belonging, build leadership skills and create lasting memories. All programs and events are open to all students, regardless of sex, gender, sexual orientation, race or other protected class. Student Affairs is committed to building a community of belonging for all. Learn more about Student Affairs programs at studentaffairs.psu.edu.