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In its 67th year, the �������� Collegiate Arts exhibit is part of statewide juried competition for student artists enrolled in the state’s four-year colleges and universities. The annual event is designed to showcase the high quality of visual arts education taking place in �������� higher education. This year’s contest drew more than 755 submissions from 8 institutions. Of that ...

A “One Night Only”  show was held on Feb. 23 in room 111 of Howell Hall from 6-8 p.m. The show featured work from students Brennan Crosby (photography), Brian Ballou (graphic design) and Isabelle Cottrell (painting). ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] (Photos via Ronnie Robinson)  

By Karyn Brown | �������� State University An Argentinian photographer recognized internationally for combining his art with humanitarian efforts will visit �������� State early next month. Sebastián Suki Beláustegui comes to the university March 8 for a 6-8 p.m. address in Section U of the Colvard Student Union’s second-floor Bill R. Foster Ballroom. Free to ...

By Sasha Steinberg | �������� State University Photographs by an industrial engineering major at �������� State are on display through March 24 in the university’s Visual Arts Center Gallery. Free to all, the “Children of the Mountain Kingdom” exhibit features a series of photographs taken by Starkville native Teddy P. “Trey” Wallace during the two ...

By Sasha Steinberg | �������� State University Italian-inspired works by 11 current students, three alumnae and two faculty members at �������� State are on display Feb. 20-28 in the university’s Giles Hall gallery. Free to all, the “Ciao! Travel ROME” exhibition features paintings, drawings and posters by 14 students from Professor Brent Funderburk’s studio course, ...

By Sasha Steinberg | �������� State University A traveling exhibition of posters commemorating the National Park Service’s centennial are on display through March 3 at �������� State’s Department of Art Gallery in McComas Hall. Free to all, the “TypeHike” exhibit features posters by artists and designers seeking to bring awareness to the beauty and importance ...