LSU Vet Med to open 32nd International Exhibition on Animals in Art Skip to main content LSU Vet Med to open 32nd International Exhibition on Animals in Art October 05, 2026 Gentle Keeper, an alcohol ink with 24K details, by Claudia Benton from Baton Rouge, received the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Award at the 2025 International Exhibition on Animals in Art.
The LSU School of Veterinary Medicine will celebrate the opening of its 32nd International Exhibition on Animals in Art with a reception Saturday, Oct.
LSU Vet Med is located on the LSU campus on Skip Bertman Drive.
The exhibition features 57 works selected from 293 entries submitted by 163 artists from Canada and 28 states across the United States.
The selected works celebrate animals through a variety of artistic styles, perspectives, and media.
Of the 57 pieces selected, twenty-two (22) are from Louisiana artists, 15 are from other states, and one is from Canada.
The opening reception offers visitors an opportunity to be among the first to view this year’s exhibition and celebrate the artists whose works were selected.
The exhibition will remain on display through Nov.
6 and will be open to the public during regular LSU Vet Med Library hours.
The International Exhibition on Animals in Art has become a longstanding tradition at LSU Vet Med, bringing original works of art centered on animals to the veterinary school and the Baton Rouge community.
Jurors and judges for this year’s exhibition are Molly Hauck and Collin Leger with Ann Connelly Fine Art, where they are both gallerists.
The report adds to ongoing university-led research relevant to veterinary medicine, animal health, and clinical decision-making.
university website: LSU School of Veterinary Medicine
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