A renovation project for a structure on Spirit Hill Farm in Holly Springs has given student teams in Mississippi State’s College of Architecture, Art and Design a chance to hone their collaborative and competitive skills for the past six weeks.
The exhibit will be in the of the Partnership in downtown Starkville. A reception will be held on Sept. 12 from 5:30-7 p.m.
He will present “African American Church Houses of Mississippi, 1800–1920s," his photographic exhibition that is open in the McNeel Gallery in Giles Hall through Sept. 27.
The art and design journal considered one of the world’s best, is recognizing three Mississippi State art faculty and two students for their skills in painting, photography, illustration and fine art.
He is one of seven alumni from the University of Utah’s College of Architecture + Planning to receive a Distinguished and Young Alumni Award.
Funds will be used for research to establish a master’s program in historic preservation with an emphasis on interiors.
The Department of Art's Assistant Professor Cassie Hester and Business Coordinator Christina Vanderberg were honored this year.
The article, titled "Service Learning and Social Justice in Architecture Education: Teaching Students to Design for the 'Other'," is currently available in the journal's online bookstore, with hardcopies available for future purchase.
Mississippi artist Brent Funderburk, William L. Giles Distinguished Professor and Professor Emeritus of Art associated with Mississippi State University for 36 years, recently had work selected for publication in Creative Quarterly, Splash and Southwest Art. His work will also be on display at the Rocky Mountain National Watermedia Exhibition in September and October.