
Diversity of the Girl: A Student Art Exhibit
Diversity of the Girl, by Hannah V. ’20
Exhibit Overview
Diversity of the Girl is an art gallery highlighting the variety in women. As the curator, I asked myself and each artist, “Do the women you see in the media look like the women you know?” The answer was no; where are the women with curves, acne, disabilities, dyed hair, colored skin, tattoos, and body hair?
My project’s purpose is to defy the societal imagery we are presented every day. Diversity of the Girl encourages the audience to accept and admire the array of women we know on their own terms, not through portrayal by the media.
*Please note some pieces include nudity
A Message from the Creator
You may notice the simplicity in description and presentation of this exhibit. This is intentional. During my study period of creating Diversity of the Girl, I learned from my classmate, Juliette C., that people best engage with art when they aren’t expecting to. This inspired me to narrow the material my audience would engage with. I’ve made the choice for this exhibit to include solely the piece, as well as the title, medium, year, and artist for information. This is in hopes that the simplicity of presentation will greater enhance the viewers experience.
Artwork by Angela M. ’20
Piece #1: Reflection, 2020
Linocut print on plastic
Piece #2: Human Trafficking, 2018
Spray paint on wood
Endicott College High School Art Show Dean’s Choice
Piece #3: Overwhelmed, 2018
Acrylic paint on canvas
Piece #4: Scream, 2018
Spray paint on wood
Piece #5: Sketchbook page, 2018
Ink on paper planning for larger drawing
Artwork by Autumn A. ’20
Piece #1: Age Time, 2018
Watercolor and crayon
Piece #2: Alien, 2019
Watercolor
Piece #3: Bound, 2017
Watercolor
Piece #4: Fool, 2018
Watercolor and crayon
Piece #5: Inside, 2017
Graphite
Artwork by Hannah V. ’20
Piece #1: Violetta, 2020
Watercolor and crayon
Piece #2: Shave, 2020
Watercolor and crayon
Piece #3: Garden Lady, 2020
Watercolor, marker, and crayon
Piece #4: Coraline, 2020
Watercolor, marker, and crayon
Artwork by Meg Worrick
Piece #1: Beautiful Thing, 2017
Photography
Piece #2: Count Me In, 2015
Photography
Piece #3: Inclusion, 2014
Photography
Artwork by Alex L. ’21
Piece #1: Bella, 2019
Photography
Piece #2: Bodies, 2020
Charcoal and graphite sketch
Piece #3: Light, 2018
Photography

Bloom, 2020
Julia V. ’23
Digital painting