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The 2022 Bachelor of Arts Exhibition (BAX), which features works in the creative arts by 36 third- and fourth-year �ֲ���ý��� students, opened on Friday, April 22, in the �ֲ���ý��� Museum of Art. The exhibition will be on display through May 23. 

Jonathan deLima, who manages the contemporary corporate art collection for the Krause Group, served as the 2022 juror for BAX. deLima oversees art locations in the United States and Europe and developed the art program for Des Moines’ Krause Gateway Center, which was designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop. Previously, deLima was at the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills, and he has also consulted for private, corporate, and public collections.  

“How wonderful to encounter the terrific work and engagement of these students, faculty, and the Museum team,” said deLima. “And, especially after the recent years, getting to discuss such dedicated artwork in its proximity, in person, and in a variety of modes is a very welcome opportunity.” 

Jonathan deLima conducted a roundtable discussion with �ֲ���ý��� students and mentored many students individually before the awards ceremony. deLima selected the following awardees: 

Inez Louise Henely ’14 Best in Show Award: 

• Max Sorenson ’22, Tracings (Bur Oak, White Oak, Walnut), archival ink on paper 

Tammy J. Zywicki ’93 Memorial Prize for Photography: 

• Alexandra Fontana ’22, Plastic Topographies, digital photography 

Louis Glenn Zirkle Memorial Prize for Sculpture: 

• Caroline Shea ’22, Tube, muslin, yarn, canvas, burlap, fiberfill, wire 

Juror’s Merit Henely Awards: 

• Emma Hastie ’23, Meat Factory, marker on watercolor-saturated paper 
• Peta Barth ’22, Premium Gas, digital photography print 
• Mordecai Gonzalez-Rodriguez ’23, Queer Body I, reduction linocut 
• Melanie Holst ’22, 2020, mixed media 

Juror’s Award of Recognition: 

• Zainab Thompson ’22, Death, butcher paper, black cardstock, pen-and-ink 

Nancy Guinane, program coordinator for the Division of Student Affairs, announced two purchase awards. These works will be installed in the Rosenfield Campus Center, which is named for Joe Rosenfield ’25.  

• Christa Cochran ’22, Do you understand me now? photo paper, plastic, plexiglass, acrylic paint 
• Will Borda ’22, Refuge, linoleum relief print 

A team of nine �ֲ���ý��� students worked closely with Milton Severe ’87, GCMoA director of exhibition design, to organize this year’s BAX Exhibition. They include: Guhn Lee (Tommy) ’22, Peta Barth ’22, Caroline Shea ’22, Max Sorenson ’22, Will Borda ’22, Mordecai Gonzalez Rodriguez ’23, Stella Lowery ’24, Georgia Carbone ’24, and Jillian Bhuyan ’24. 

The �ֲ���ý��� Museum of Art is free and open Tuesday through Friday, 11 am to 5:30 pm and Saturday noon to 5 pm. For more information, please visit grinnell.edu/museum.