
The Hyde Art Gallery is excited to kickstart our Fall 2025 semester with our recurring
Faculty and Classified Staff Exhibition, IN•SIGHT, showcasing artwork produced by
the arts educators in the Visual Arts and Humanities Department here at Grossmont
College. As devoted mentors, our faculty and staff inspire and guide students every
day and this exhibition also offers an invaluable opportunity for students and college
community to connect with their mentors on a deeper level. By observing the diverse
range of artworks and techniques on display, students gain insight into the artistic
minds that shape their educational experience. Featuring a diverse range of media,
this exhibit also represents the various disciplines taught within Grossmont College's
art programs including ceramics, digital media, drawing, jewelry, painting, photography,
printmaking and sculpture.
Participating artists include Aaron Serafino, Alex DeCosta, Augusto Sandroni, Chris
Lahti, Derek Weiler, Fernanda Gaspar, Iana Quesnell, Jacqueline Ramirez, Jeff Kahn,
Jennifer Anne Bennett, Kaiya Rainbolt, Larry Kline, Lee Puffer, Lisa Hutton, Mensah
Bey, Nancy Barbour, Paul Turounet, Ryan Gray, Sarah Rowland Calahan, Stephanie Bedwell,
Steven Osterlund, Tom Fox, William Mosley, and Zac Keane

on view in the Patterson Window Display...
"Artwork in this exhibition displays the wide variety of student talent and styles,
as they each take different approaches to depicting the outer reaches of space in
their work. The intergalactic theme was one chosen by the club's members, as their
way to express personal style and symbology. With this exhibition, we hope to invite
students to consider the great heights which they can take in their artistic careers. From
the display here at Grossmont College, to the shining sea of the cosmos above!”
The Grossmont College Art Club is dedicated to fostering creativity, leadership, and
community among its student members. The club strives to extend studio time and resources
for students who may not otherwise have access, ensuring they can continue to grow
and develop their artistic practice. Through a variety of workshops, students are
introduced to diverse artistic mediums and techniques, expanding both their skills
and creative perspectives. In addition, the club emphasizes the importance of community
engagement, encouraging students to give back to both the campus and the broader community
through their art.
Links to our social media and to sign up for the Hyde Art Gallery mailing list are
below. If you have any questions, please reach out anytime to gallery director Alex
DeCosta, alex.decosta@gcccd.edu
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