Florida State University’s Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) presents three exhibitions touching on themes of identity, migration and media consumption.

Students in the first year MFA seminar curated an exhibition currently on view in the William Johnston Building Gallery. “Between the Lines” explores how visual artists are influenced by, and in conversation with, written language.

Artwork created at Florida State University’s Studio D will be on display and open for purchase in Thomasville’s UnVacant Lot to kick off  the 2022 Wildlife Arts Festival.

Scissors & Tears is a comprehensive monograph of two decades of paintings by Carrie Ann Baade.

FSU Art MFA ’16 Elise Thompson Painting “Gush” will be included in Soft Times Gallery’s recent exhibit “Crimson Tide”.  Located in San Francisco, CA, the show will be on view in gallery from October 6th-November 19th, 2022.

Over the past several years, the Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts has produced several exhibitions focused on the relationship between art, environmentalism, and climate change, including Rising Water