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Hallie Maxwell, MFA Visual Arts graduate student, wins International Sculpture Center award

Hallie Maxwell standing in front of sculptures
Hallie Maxwell, MFA Visual Arts graduate student, wins award (International Sculpture Center’s Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award), photo by Priscilla Grover

The International Sculpture Center has recognized Hallie Maxwell, a Boise State 2024 MFA Visual Arts Program Candidate for Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture. 

Nominated by Lily Lee, Associate Professor of Sculpture and Graduate Program Director for MFA Visual Arts, Maxwell’s piece, Senninbari, earned her one of these ten highly competitive awards. Created out of a 48-star American flag, a board of professional artists and curators from the International Sculpture Center chose Maxwell and her piece from 646 images of sculptural works by 182 nominees from 94 colleges and universities worldwide. 

Founded in 1994, the Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award aims to acknowledge and encourage young talent, along with their faculty sponsors and institutions. Along with the prestigious recognition and certificate, the award includes a feature piece in an upcoming issue of Sculpture magazine, a one-year membership to the ISC and inclusion in a group exhibition for the winners. 

For more information on the ISC and Maxwell’s award, please visit the ISC website at sculpture.org/page/studentawards