From the Gallery - May 2024
Mississippi State University Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with fine art senior Madison Hart.
Fine Arts
Brent Funderburk receives Governor’s Arts Award
William L. Giles Distinguished Professor Emeritus Brent Funderburk, who retired in 2018 after teaching art at MSU for 36 years, is the recipient of this year’s Excellence in Visual Arts and Education award.
From the Gallery - January 2024
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with artist Ty Smith, who currently has an exhibit of work on campus, "For Me, and for You," open through Feb. 17, 2024 in the Visual Arts Center Gallery, 808 University Drive.
From the Gallery - July 2023
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with Bella Brownlee, Department of Art sculpture student.
Mississippi State art students install ‘Welcoming Wiggles’ for J.L. King Community Center
This is the first of three public works of art to be installed as part of the Starkville Public Art Plan made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts received by the Fred Carl, Jr. Small Town Center.
From the Gallery - April 2023
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with Kenya Thompson, fine arts senior.
Latest MSU art exhibition attracts acclaimed Mississippi printmaker ‘Star Wars’
Laurel-based printmaker Sean Star Wars brings his bold, multi-colored and self-named show to MSU’s Visual Arts Center Gallery.
Graduating fine arts seniors present ‘Common Differences’ exhibit
Sixteen graduating seniors are showcasing their work with a thesis exhibition in three locations on campus.
From The Gallery: January 2022
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with Mississippi artist Earl Dismuke about his exhibit on campus from January 31 through March 11, 2022.
Abstract artist showcases her work at MSU’s Visual Arts Center Gallery
“The Other Way Around” features Suscy’s paintings and photographs on display through March 5.