Professor Brian Kelly’s work featured in numerous shows and collections.

During the month of March Professor Kelly had work exhibited at the 2016 Southern Graphic Printmaking International Conference in Portland, Oregon and served as a professional mentor during the conferences annual member mentor sessions. Also, in April Professor Kelly received a Friend of the Humanities grant for equipment for the department’s printmaking studio and will have prints included in “The Local and the Cosmopolitan.” a national print exhibition that is part of "The next Print Think conference" hosted by the Tyler School of Art of Temple University's Printmaking Program in collaboration with Art in Print the international bimonthly art magazine and website devoted to the history and culture of art and the printed image. Kelly will also be a visiting artist at Southeastern Louisiana University and will be giving a community printmaking demonstration/workshop during the annual "Art in the Park" event at Baton Rouge Gallery in Baton Rouge. Finally, Kelly had prints included into the print collections at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and the Southern Graphics Council International Printmaking Archives located at the Zuckerman Museum of Art at Kennesaw State University and has also been invited to be part of a national printmaking portfolio called “Kurt Vonnegut” organized by Kansas State University.