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Iowa Exhibited 2026


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Iowa Exhibited 2026


NOW SHOWING

IOWA EXHIBITED 2026

RUNNING MAY 7 - MID JULY (DATE TBD)


OUR WINNERS ARE

BEST IN SHOW

Anna Segner — Miscarry


MERIT AWARDS

Angie Huffman — Screen Time

Laura Travnicek — Self Portrait in Studio

Seso Marentes — Soil of My Fathers


HONORABLE MENTIONS

Bojenna Gaquer — Paranoia

Rob Matthews — No Covenants

Robert Sunderman — Aerial Iowa Revived #5


THE SELECTED ARTISTS

Andersen, Jessica
Bagley, Braden
Bird, Leo
Blumhagen, Lisa
Briggs, Nancy
Burk, Dana
Davis, Martin
Drummond, Meredith
Fry-Schnormeier, Bailey
Gaquer, Bojenna
Heemstra, Jim
Henslee, Stina
Hiatt, Mike
Hoyt, Summer
Huffman, Angie
Johnson, David
Kirkholm, Tyler
Kling, Bob
Klisares, Jeff
Koning, Ryan
Kunzler, Diane
Luber, Patrick
Marentes, Seso
Matthews, Rob
Michels, Richard
Nagorny, Sergiy
Nelson, Stephanie
Nordman, Russ
Prior, Isaac
Roeder, Phillip
Schwartz, Kelly
Scroggins, Justin
Segner, Anna
Shelby, Kevin
Stirling, Audrey
Stoffregen, Margaret
Sunderman, Robert
Tant, Cassandra
Travnicek, Laura
Valentine, Toni
Wallace, Robert
Webster, Richard
Wilson, Michael
Wright, Scott
Zisko, Deborah


MEET YOUR JUROR

Jennifer Drinkwater

A Mississippi Delta native, Jennifer Drinkwater is an artist, an associate professor of art & visual culture and the community arts specialist for extension and outreach at Iowa State University.

Jennifer explores how we bring artwork from the studio into the world, and how art-making can both build and shape community. Over the years, she’s created installations in restored prairies in Nebraska; collaborated on public art projects in vacant sites on Iowa main streets; spearheaded a community knit-bombing project; painted murals with middle school children on a blues club in the Mississippi Delta and in Perry, Iowa; and written free toolkits about these projects.

Jennifer’s also the creator of The What’s Good Project, which celebrates the meaningful stories from where we live through community conversations and painting.

Although she’s spent one year of her life living in tents, Jennifer currently lives and works in Ames, Iowa.