2026 Juror, Martin Hubbard
About the juror

Martin’s interests range from landscapes to the impact of humans on the environment. He seeks out quiet beauty in woodlands, streams, and lakes, while also appreciating the creativity, craftsmanship, kitsch, and irony found in the bustling, man-made world.

 

His work spans multiple media, including oil painting and photography. As a member of the Southwest Michigan Printmakers, he remains involved in his interest in relief printmaking.

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Martin Hubbard studied photography at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, and art history through a Fulbright Scholarship in Holland and Belgium, as well as at Indiana University, where he received a BS and MFA in studio art and printmaking. He taught visual art classes as a full-time art professor for many years here at Kellogg Community College and one year at the University of Olivet.