For Senior Capstone Exhibitions, students must select a faculty advisor and two faculty jurors during the week following the lottery. (The faculty advisor can be one of the jurors.) During the period of the exhibition, the student must arrange a critique with both jurors. The student must obtain the signatures of each juror on a provided form and return it to the Visual Art office immediately following the critiques.

It is the student's responsibility to submit a proposal to the Gallery Coordinator outlining the general characteristics of their exhibition. The proposal should include:

• Location of the exhibition.
• Specific type of art work to be displayed (If there is an audio component, it cannot interfere with classes in nearby classrooms.)
• Drawings of construction, if the exhibition space is to be altered.
• A detailed list of any special treatment of the floor.
• Any anticipated alteration of the lights or other electrical apparatuses.
• Any paints and solvent that will be used in setting up the exhibition.
• If creating an installation, a list of the materials that the student intends to use.
• Any assistance required regarding technical aspects that the student may be unsure of.

The student is responsible for all aspects of the exhibition, i.e. hanging, lighting, painting, a thorough clean-up of the area, announcements, receptions, etc. All undergraduate social events at Brown University must follow the Procedures for the Planning & Management of Social Functions. More information is available at the Student Activities Office.

The Senior Yearbook is an annual catalog showcasing graduating senior thesis capstone exhibitions. Each student received a full spread in the catalog, highlighting one of their artworks and their artist statement along with a portrait of the artist. The yearbook is professionally oriented and handed out at Commencement each spring.