Tuttle Gallery

Senior Art Capstone Exhibition

Tuttle Gallery | May 6 to June 6

The Tuttle Gallery is now showing the Senior Art Capstone Exhibition, which marks the culmination of months of exploration, experimentation, and personal expression. In a vibrant display of talent and creativity, our senior artists unveiled their final projects on Tuesday, May 6, transforming the space into a dynamic showcase of visual storytelling. From intricate sculptures and bold paintings to innovative photography, mixed media, and original fashion collections, each piece reflects the individuality, curiosity, and artistic growth of its creator.

The capstone experience challenges students to push the boundaries of their chosen medium while developing a cohesive body of work that speaks to their unique perspectives. The result is an inspiring and deeply personal exhibition that invites viewers to look closer, think deeper, and celebrate the power of student voices through art.

Stop by the gallery and check out the exhibit! View photos from the opening celebration.

About the Gallery

The Tuttle Gallery is the premiere display space for student and professional art exhibitions. Each year, the Tuttle Gallery features exhibits of original works by McDonogh students, alumni, and visiting artists whose work has been displayed nationally. Located on the third floor of the Edward St. John Student Center, the Tuttle Gallery is open during school hours. The gallery holds extended hours for exhibit openings. Dave Radford is Director and Curator.

The Tuttle Gallery, opened in 1980 as a memorial to Stiles Ewing Tuttle, was originally located in Lyle Building. Longtime Art Department Head E. Carey Kenney, who passed away in 2012, was its first curator.