The College Leadership Council (CLC) was founded in 2010 to promote collaboration and communication between students across the College of Fine Arts. Made up of graduate and undergraduate representatives from

Njelle Hamilton sat down with Department of Art professor, Cosmo Whyte, and acclaimed author, Marlon James to discuss their experiences as Caribbean artists in diaspora.

The Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco has selected New Histories: the Gadsden Farm Project to be part of “Call & Response: Craft as a Tool for Activism,” a virtual exhibition at the Museum of Craft and Design that opens this summer. The Gadsden Farm Project is a collaborative food social justice project created by professor Holly Hanessian and MFA alumni, Michael Diaz.

Associate Professor in the Department of Art Judy Rushin-Knopf’s work is being featured in the new show “Behind Every Beautiful Thing: Encountering Bodies, Wrestling the Human Condition” at the Contemporary Art Center, New Orleans.

FSU Art BFA ’21 Melissa Gonzalez-Lopez was invited by Barbara El, curator of gARTen, to participate in this international exhibition in Gdynia, Poland, that is open to the public from July 1st to the 13th, 2021.

FSU Art Associate Professor Judy Rushin-Knopf will be a featured artist in an exhibition entitled Can You Hear the Silence? at the Ivy Brown Gallery in New York City. The exhibition goes from June 17 to August 17, and the work will rotate at the halfway point on July 17.