Date: April 4-May 3, 2015
Location: Dougherty Arts Center at Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas.
Judge: Steve Wiman

Top students from ACC's art, art metals and jewelry departments will display work at the Dougherty Arts Center, Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas between April 4th and May 3rd. There will be a reception and awards ceremony Wednesday, April 8th from 6 - 8 pm. Steve Wiman, local Austin artist, will be judging work to be awarded. Students participating in this exhibition are selected by their professors for creating exceptional work.

Date: March 11-April 10, 2016
Location: Dougherty Arts Center at Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas.
Judge:

Date: March 4-April 9, 2017
Location: Dougherty Arts Center at Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas.
Judge: Nathan "Sloke" Nordstrom

Students from ACC's various art departments will feature extraordinary work in areas such as painting, sculpture, jewelry, and metal work (to name a few). The 41st Annual Student Art Exhibition will be judge by Austin's very own Nathan "Sloke" Nordstrom; A renowned street/studio artist whose expertise with graffiti has taken him across the globe.

Date: May 12-13, 19-20, 2018
Location: Dougherty Arts Center at Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas.
Judge:

Date: March 23-April 13, 2019
Location: Dougherty Arts Center at Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas.
Judge: Shae Little

The 43rd Annual Student Exhibition features 30 different works of art from ACC's studio art, sculpture, painting, and jewelry departments (to name just a few). These works of art were nominated by respected ACC Studio Art faculty, and judged by skillful Texas artist, Shae Little (co-founder of BigMedium and other prolific art organizations around Austin, Texas).

This exhibition was the last one to be presented and organized by the Arts, Digital Media and Communications department at ACC, and also the last exhibition to present President's Awards to selected recipients.

Date: March 14-April 11, 2020
Location: Dougherty Arts Center at Julia C. Butridge Gallery in Austin, Texas. Later moved to HLC 2.2450, Highland Gallery 2000, Austin Community College, but ultimately presented online due to COVID-19.
Judge: Laurie Frick

The Art Galleries at ACC are proud to present this online exhibition, which continues ACC's long-standing commitment to showcasing artwork by it's Studio Art students to the Austin community. Nominated works selected by ACC Studio Art faculty are categorized into sections such as ceramics, paintings, digital media, jewelry, and more. Awards for this show are picked by ACC President Dr. Richard Rhodes and renowned Austin artist Laurie Frick.

For more information take a look at the exhibition pamphlet on TAG's website!
https://admc.austincc.edu/tag/44th-annual-student-art-exhibition/

This exhibition is a showcase of artworks produced during the 2020/2021 academic year that display a diverse range of media and techniques. While the ongoing restrictions of COVID-19 were ever present this year, these works created by our students reflect a high level of discipline, confidence in one’s own talent, and a pursuit of artistic vision. Courses were taught through a combination of remote and hybrid-onsite learning to the great credit of our professors who, through enormous effort, were able to establish and maintain productive environments for artistic development. Each artwork was selected for the exhibition by a faculty member in the area of study that they teach.

We were very pleased to have Austin-based printmaker and ACC Studio Art alumnus Annalise Gratovich accept our invitation to select this year’s Art Department awards as exhibition judge. An unprecedented amount of support for awards and scholarships was also provided by the ACC Chancellor’s Office, the Austin Art League Group 1, and Cindy and Robert Smith. In addition, a number of these works will enter our permanent collection and will be featured in future in-gallery exhibitions. Being able to recognize artistic achievement is fundamental for the personal growth of an artist, but it is also a way that a community expresses their commitment and understanding of the important place art has in our society.

Date: April 5-May 12, 2022
Location: HLC 2.2450, Highland Gallery 2000, Austin Community College
Judge: Dave McClinton

The Art Galleries at Austin Community College (TAG) are proud to present the spring Annual Student Exhibition in person, for the first time in two years following the COVID-19 pandemic, with the Austin community. We invite all of you to come and experience wonderfully crafted work by ACC's Studio Art students, and our new gallery space located in building 2000. Various artwork in this show will be selected for awards by ACC's Chancellor Dr. Richard Rhodes, and respected Austin based artist, Dave McClinton.

For more information on this show, visit: https://admc.austincc.edu/tag/46th-annual-student-exhibition/

Date: April 23-June27, 2024
Location: HLC 2.2450, Highland Gallery 2000, Austin Community College
Judge: Erin Cunningham

The 48th Annual Student Art Exhibition features 66 student artworks from studio art, jewelry, and metal sculpture classes at ACC. Faculty selected exceptional of artworks created in their courses from the current academic year.
This project has been a collaboration between The Art Galleries at ACC and the Art, Jewelry, and Welding departments at ACC.

For more information on this show, visit: https://admc.austincc.edu/tag/48th-annual-student-exhibition/

Date: November 12-December 11, 2014
Location: Rio Grande Kramer Gallery

This student art show was juried and only for declared art majors at ACC to participate in.

The artwork in this collection have been selected by Austin Community Colleges presiding Chancellor, and are later added to TAG's permanent collection. As of June 22, 2023, artwork picked for Chancellor Awards can only be picked from the Annual Student Exhibitions held every spring semester.

*This award is no different than ACC's previously titled 'Presidents Award'. The change of the name for the award comes from Austin Community Colleges decision to switch the title of 'President' to 'Chancellor' in 2020.

Date: October 13-November 6, 2014
Location: Rio Grande Kramer Gallery

This exhibition featured student work in any given medium so long as it followed the theme of being monochromatic (of, relating to, or made with a single color or hue).

The artwork in this collection have been selected by Austin Community Colleges presiding President, and are later added to TAG's permanent collection. All of the selected work comes from previous Annual Student Exhibition's held every spring semester by ACC's Art Department.

*Later on in 2020 the title of 'President' is changed to 'Chancellor' and both Juried/Annual Student Exhibitions were no longer run by ACC's ADMC Department. The Art Galleries at ACC (TAG) took over responsibility for these exhibitions.