2025/26 Merit Scholarship Recipient: Addison Byler | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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2025/26 Merit Scholarship Recipient: Addison Byler

May 17, 2025
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Addison Byler headshot

She/her
Sophomore, Illustration

Foundation Studies Merit Scholarship
Columbus, OH

Describe the work you submitted for merits.

The piece I submitted is a foamcore/paper sculpture inspired by both floral arrangements and lace.

Why did you decide to come to 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø?

I loved how connected 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø felt to the city as well as the overall vibe.

Lace Vase

What's next for your practice? Anything you're really excited to make?

I’m working on a commissioned stop-motion short film this summer that I’m super excited for.

Favorite thing about college life (so far)?

I love hanging out with my friends and making art together, getting their feedback is always so helpful.

What's the best thing you've found on the Free Shelf?

Lots of fun collage materials!

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