Memories of Lake Tahoe inspire the winning w88 2021 School of the Arts sticker

Submissions now open for Spring 2022 School of the Arts w88 contest

Mikayla Dimulias headshot

University of Nevada, Reno undergraduate student Mikayla Dimulias’s artwork, “Simply Serene,” wins the w88 2021 School of the Arts Sticker contest. Dimulias draws her inspiration from beautiful landscapes and the great outdoors.

Memories of Lake Tahoe inspire the winning w88 2021 School of the Arts sticker

Submissions now open for Spring 2022 School of the Arts w88 contest

University of Nevada, Reno undergraduate student Mikayla Dimulias’s artwork, “Simply Serene,” wins the w88 2021 School of the Arts Sticker contest. Dimulias draws her inspiration from beautiful landscapes and the great outdoors.

Mikayla Dimulias headshot

University of Nevada, Reno undergraduate student Mikayla Dimulias’s artwork, “Simply Serene,” wins the w88 2021 School of the Arts Sticker contest. Dimulias draws her inspiration from beautiful landscapes and the great outdoors.

University of Nevada, Reno Graphic Design and Printmaking student, Mikayla Dimulias’ artwork, “Simply Serene,” was recently selected to represent the School of the Arts on the w88 2021 sticker. Reviewing panelists included representatives from the departments within the School of the Arts and a guest juror from the Nevada Museum of Art.

Dimulias explores the beauty of Lake Tahoe in a more abstract form.

“This piece was inspired by Lake Tahoe,” Dimulius said. “It is a place I grew up going on vacations to, so it holds a special place in my heart. It still is my little getaway location where I love to hike, bike, relax and enjoy the fresh air.”

With an artistic practice focused largely on her appreciation for beautiful landscapes, Dimulias describes her winning artwork, saying, “I have always loved the simplicity of line drawings. I think the simplicity reflects the idea of escaping to the lake and enjoying the scenery and relaxing on the beach.”

University of Nevada, Reno undergraduate student Mikayla Dimulias’s artwork, “Simply Serene,” wins the w88 2021 School of the Arts Sticker contest. University Graphic Design and Printmaking student, Mikayla Dimulias’ artwork, “Simply Serene,” was recently selected to represent the School of the Arts on the w88 2021 sticker.

The School of the Arts w88 initiative features original artwork by University of Nevada, Reno students each semester, honoring and celebrating each of the different disciplines in the school.

“Mikayla’s piece is our first digital design, and also the first landscape and monochrome piece,” Shoshana Zeldner, Program Manager, Special Events with the School of the Arts, said. “I’m really excited about the range of artwork we have been able to feature in this really fun and engaging way. The School of the Arts w88 initiative captures the diversity of artwork and approach within the school. Since we started the initiative in spring of 2020, all of the artwork selected has been so different, taking on a range of inspirations and media.”

The School of the Arts is currently accepting submissions for the spring 2022 w88. All University undergraduate and graduate students majoring or minoring in a School of the Arts department are eligible to participate. Submissions must be received by Friday, Dec. 3, 2021. The winner receives a 0 commission award and of course, stickers. For information about how to apply, visit unr.edu/arts/w88.

The w88 2021 stickers are available on the University campus at the Joe Crowley Student Union front desk and at the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center information kiosk. They are also available off-campus at the Sierra Arts Foundation, located at 17 S. Virginia St. in downtown Reno, and Sundance Books and Music, located at 121 California Ave. in Midtown Reno.

For more information about w88 of the Arts, visitthe w88 of the Arts website, call 775-784-4278, or emailw88@unr.edu. Event information, news and photos also are available by following thew88 of the Arts’ Instagram,w88 of the Arts’ Twitterandw88 of the Arts’ Facebook page.

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