Armstrong Junior High School Best in Show. Roman Luckett, Because, Brother...
Armstrong Junior High School 1st Place. Elliot Jones, A Brown and White Dream.
Partnership Middle School Best in Show. Joshua Nolen, Paper in Between.
Partnership Middle School 1st Place. Eva Webb, Zombies.
Partnership Middle School 2nd Place. Ranier Smith, Atomic Series.
Overstreet Elementary School Best in Show. Keely Sun, The Unimaginative Return.
Overstreet Elementary School 1st Place. Cameron Long-McMillen, A Hero’s True Meaning.
Overstreet Elementary School 2nd Place. Divya Sai, Time Travel (back to the dinosaurs).
Henderson Ward Stewart Elementary School Best in Show. Saindhavi Shankar, Friendship is Magic.
Henderson Ward Stewart Elementary School 1st Place. Sam Kardos, The Reflection Kid.
"Lexius" is one of 275 pieces selected from over 1,100 entries in "Illustration West 59."
Sudduth Elementary School Best in Show. Rubesh Thirumalai, Things Disturbing the Earth in Space.
Sudduth Elementary School 1st Place. Hannah Askari, Today’s Life.
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Join us for a virtual online artist talk with mixed media artist Melissa Misla.
Misla will discuss her works, which draw upon imagery related to the precarious nature of lived-in spaces while also exploring the adaptation of Caribbean culture in a threatened urban environment.
The recent alumna's photography exhibit, "_RAW," will be viewable through Feb. 19 at the Gumtree Museum of Art.
“Disjunction and Other Works” can be viewed through Feb. 19.
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with mixed media artist Cory H. Pemberton about his work in the department's current exhibition on campus, "Crafted Identities."