The UMass Lowell Department of Art and Design is delighted to present Final Export: Spring 2025 Graphic Design BFA Exhibition. The exhibit will be on display in the University Gallery and Mahoney Gallery, all in Mahoney Hall, located on UMass Lowell’s South Campus at 870 Broadway Street in Lowell, MA. The exhibition will run from April 9 – 26, 2025. All are invited to a the award ceremony and reception on Thursday, April 24, from 5:30 - 8 p.m. The award ceremony will be in the Comley-Lane Theatre from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m., followed by a reception in the galleries from 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Final Export marks the culmination of years of creativity, problem-solving, and craftsmanship. As these graduating designers prepare to step into the industry, this show serves as their final render—the last save before the next chapter.
From branding to motion, User Experience / User Interface (UX/UI) to illustration, each project showcases their unique vision and expertise. Just as every design must be refined and finalized, this exhibition is their transition from student to professional.
Join us in celebrating the BFA Graphic Design Class of 2025 as they present their final export:
- Jake Connolly
- Fleur Balogh de Galantha
- Tanayah Ford
- Andrea Garcia
- Daly Grogan
- Haydn Hammill
- Angelina Jouraij
- Meredith McIntosh
- Sam Mailloux
- Martha Moreno
- Yazmiin Nikodem
- Jhulee Park
- Sabrina Patrizio
- Shawn Pinkham
- Joel Platt
- Hayley Rowe
- Ana Gabriela Salazar
- Dedivya Surampudi
- Lida Taing
- Lily Tedesco
- Ryder Thomas
- Ash Tran
- Sam Yousef
- Harrison Zorrilla- Romero
The Art and Design capstone is a year-long process in which students are encouraged to explore new materials, investigate diverse concepts, and cultivate new ideas. Through exploration, experimentation, collaboration, and critique, concepts become reality in the form of definitive bodies of work. The Art and Design faculty help cultivate a personal growth mentality for the designer that fosters the conceptual development of projects, empowering students to create a personal vision and bring it into their post college practice.
