Artist Sharon Norwood (MFA Studio Art 2018) is known for pairing curly lines with historical objects, creating works which speak to issues of race, gender, beauty, class and labor.

FSU Professor of Art and Guggenheim Fellow Lilian Garcia-Roig, is one of twenty female artists being featured in a new exhibition at Cernuda Arte in Coral Gables, Florida. The gallery located at 3155 Ponce de Leon Boulevard, is open for viewing Monday through Friday 10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m., Saturday 12:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. and is closed on Sundays.

 “Echoes of the Ancient”, a group exhibition organized by 14 members of the PARADICE PALASE network, features one work by each member – 13 residing in the United States and 1 based in Serbia.

Professor Garcia-Roig currently has a solo exhibition titled, “Legacy of Place” at the Moss Art Center on the Virginia Tech Campus in Blacksburg, VA.
The show runs through September 2 and she will be having a public artist-curator conversation on Thursday, August, 25.

Florida State University College of Fine Arts alum Mario Caserta (BS Studio Art 1999) recently launched Fancy House of Visual Effects with colleague Randie Swanberg, an imaginative visual effects, design and post production cooperative whose focus is combining premium creative service with personalized relationships.

The 42-year-old native Tallahassee artist has gone viral on Twitter as his followers salivate over his oil paintings. The piece that started this cycle of virality was Verrier’s painting of “Grilled Cheese,” posted on March 2. It had more than a half million likes and over 58,000 retweets as of last week.