Shawna Williams, a senior art major from Hattiesburg, and art alumna Randi Layne Watson work on a mural on the back wall of the Dawg House stage in MSU’s Colvard Student Union. The mural, which features Mississippi music with an emphasis on Black Prairie blues, is part of a larger remodeling of the Dawg House. ...
By Sasha Steinberg | Mississippi State University Works representing the collaborative efforts of current and former Mississippi State art, fashion design and merchandising, and theatre students are on display through Oct. 22 at the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art in Laurel. Featuring costume recreations and original designs, the “Who, What, Wear?” exhibition also showcases works ...
The Mississippi State University Department of Art has awarded the following scholarships for the 2017-2018 academic year: Beverly B. Gulmon Memoria Scholarship: $3,000 Savannah Alley, incoming freshman Hannah Bewley, incoming freshman Elaina Hart, incoming freshman Ferretti/Karnstedt Endowed Scholarship: $1,500 Shannon Shepherd, senior Jeffery Daniel, senior Ashley DuBoise Endowed Photography Scholarship: $1,000 Jeffery Daniel, senior The ...
By Slim Smith | The Columbus Dispatch Sports Center has a little — and in some cases a lot of — just about everything when it comes to sports apparel. The sprawling retail store at Highway 12 and Louisville Street in Starkville even has its own resident artist. It might not be the future Evelyn ...
The Mississippi State University Department of Art invites all past alumni to submit works for the 50th Anniversary Alumni Exhibition. The exhibition is open to all alumni with a degree from the MSU Department of Art (BFA, MFA, BS or BA). All media is eligible: ceramics, drawing, graphic design (branding campaigns, packaging etc.), illustration, painting, photography, ...
By Sasha Steinberg | Mississippi State University Photographic creations by a May graduate of Mississippi State’s College of Architecture, Art and Design have been accepted into two national exhibitions. Created by MSU Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate Ronnie B. Robinson of West Point, a multi-paneled cyanotype photogram titled “Girl with Horns” was accepted into “she,” ...
Via msstate.edu | Our People Heather Hardman wanted to spend her last summer before graduation “doing something bigger than herself.” In her search, the Mississippi State graphic design senior stumbled upon the 4K for Cancer website. The program allows 18-25 year olds the opportunity to give and get support within the cancer community as they ...
Heather Hardman wanted to spend her last summer before graduation “doing something bigger than herself.”
By Allison Matthews | Mississippi State University More than a dozen Mississippi State faculty members are new graduates of the university’s Maroon Institute for Writing Excellence program. Now in its fifth year, the three-week intensive institute trains teachers from a variety of university departments to modify course syllabi to incorporate more writing-to-learn strategies into class ...
