Get Out the Vote Student Poster Exhibition
October 19 – November 16
See the creative work by Winona State Art & Design seniors to help get people in our community out to vote for crucial elections.
These students have joined the national Get Out the Vote campaign organized by Design for Democracy through the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) Professional Association for Design.
For this year’s campaign, AIGA is partnering with Nonprofit VOTE and the League of Women Voters to amplify its call for posters and ensure nonprofit organizations and election officials can access resources.
There will be a reception on Nov. 5 to connect with our student designers and other young creatives.
Get Out to Vote posters designed by AIGA members are available for printing and public distribution by all.
About the Exhibit
This exhibit is held in the Paul Watkins Gallery which is open from Oct. 19-Nov. 16. The Paul Watkins Gallery will be open every weekday (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 9am-4pm; and Wednesdays from 9am-8pm).
The exhibition features creative works by the following students:
- Ezri Bratrud ’27, I-Design major
- Spencer Briggs ’27, Graphic Design major
- Hailey Falat ’27, Graphic Design major
- Mei Foster ’27, I-Design major
- Marisa Halbach ’27, Graphic Design major
- Izzy Huncker ’27, I-Design major
- Natalii Kramer ’27, I-Design major
- Maya Lauderdale ’27, I-Design major
- Izzy Richter ’27, I-Design major
- Grace Stephas ’27, I-Design major
- Willie Winston ’27, I-Design major
This exhibit is curated by Dr. Danilo Lj. Bojić, Professor of Art & Design.
About Design for Democracy
Design for Democracy is a committee part of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) Professional Association for Design.
Design for Democracy believes that good design makes your choices clear.
In 2026, this committee continues to advocate for civic engagement through voter education, registration, and access. They turn design skills and aspirations into tangible actions that can make a difference.
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