Embody: A Foundations Yearbook

Featuring Self Portraits by over 60 First-Year School of Art Students  

More About Embody

Embody: A Foundations Yearbook is a self-portrait exhibition featuring new School of Art majors who find themselves in a new place, representing themselves through self-reflection and a show of community. Over 60 first-year students are represented as part of the First-Year Foundations course led by Professor Christopher Thomas. 

Featuring Artwork by

 Tyler Alexander

Evyn Arnett

Giovanni Barberio-Melvin

Karley Bassett

Dontaysia Bethea

Daniel Bledsoe

Carlee Bordewick

Dominic Bradfield

Kaleah Breedlove

Emma Carper

Kelly-Preston Davis

Saia DeLacy

Jamie Fiery

Zaria-Lee Forrester

Aida Gonzalez

Erin Hadley

Beth Haizlip

Lydia Howard

Seven Howard

Lucy Huffman

Amelia Hulsman

Carly Humble

Jaydah Jackson

Kymleah James

Charlie Jenkins

Allie Lynthacum

Cierra Marlowe

Emily Marquard

Jaz Matula

Josie May

Kian McBeth

Kicka McCray

Jameson McGinty

Draya McIver

Karra Morrow

Isabella Munoz

Zoe Myers

Christopher Nava Ayala

Harmonii Nixon

Ray Owensby

Eva Peltsverguer

Katie Perez-Chong

Ricardo Perez-Rodriguez

Maddie Priest

Gracie Ramsey

Yeyda Salinas-Cortes

Mario Sierra Nunez

Aubrey Smith

Melody Smith-Santos

Morgan Sollars

ZyMeria Spellman

Marin Sprague

Kate Sunshine

Angela Taylor

Sparrow Ussery Intintolo

Melanie Vega

Holland Velez

Cameron Voyard

Wren Walker

Anna-Grace Williford

Alannah Wilson

Samantha Zambrano

About Second Stop 

Greensboro Project Space (GPS) is UNCG School of Art’s off-campus flexible art space that acts as a bridge between students and faculty and the Greensboro community. GPS Second Stop is an opportunity for student exhibitions to travel from Greensboro Project Space’s downtown location to the UNCG campus.

The four current Second Stop exhibitions are on view in the Dean’s Office for the College of Visual and Performing Arts, the Office of the School of Health & Human Sciences, the Collaborative Workspace for Public Health Education, and the Slane Lobby of the UNCG Auditorium. 

Are you a staff or faculty member at UNCG who would like your office or department to participate in Second Stop? Let us know! Email greensboroprojectspace@gmail.com