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FSU Department of Art Highlights Faculty Work in New Exhibition, Symposium

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MFA Candidate Alexia Benavent-Rivera featured in Suboart Magazine

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Jiha Moon’s “Purgatory Mutt” selected by Galerie Magazine in their list of ‘8 Must-See Solo Gallery Shows in November!’

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2022 Fall Visiting Artists

Alumni: Makenzie Heinemann Solo Show at Blue Heron ...

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Call to Artists: Tall Timbers Exhibit

Open call for Some Things I’ll Never Forget

Strange and disturbing creatures are seated at a long table in this unsettling painting.

FSU Art Professor Carrie Ann Baade Publishes Compreh...

Alumni Elise Thompson work featured at Soft Times Ga...

Virtual Event: Art and the Environment Panel

Call for Proposals: 11th Art & Education for So...

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Jordan Evans

MFA exhibit “Size Matters” at Working Me...

Brad Blair Accepted into 2022 Southern Miss Ceramics...

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Professor Luedtke Exhibited at the Screenprint Bienn...

“Eye on the Future” Video Release Party

A colorful collage of arms, legs and pokémon parts are lumped together in a strange mass. The image appears to be glitching, like a computer or Television screen would if it was experiencing a technical error.

FSU Art Alum Selected for Prestigious Connecticut Re...

Learn A.I. Imaging for your Studio Practice

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Professor Carrie Ann Baade to be featured at Wollong...