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Image Alternative Text: 国产BT senior art majors Gabby Castleman, left, and Sara Beth Messemore pictured with their mural which incorporates symbols of hope and recovery. (Photo by Emily Grace McCall)

Fine art majors create colorful, welcoming space for Bulldogs in Recovery program

Gabrielle 鈥淕abby鈥 Castleman of Brandon and Sara Beth Messemore of Madison spent the summer creating鈥

Image Alternative Text: Art made by Thomas Jones depicting a voyage across a bright and colorful boiling sea.

Mississippi State fine art seniors to showcase work in senior exhibit

STARKVILLE, Miss.鈥擜rt by 10 Mississippi State fine art seniors will be on display next week featu

Image Alternative Text: A group of ART 3801 pose in NYC

Mississippi State students travel to New York with the Department of Art

ART 3801 is an one-credit hour field study course offered by the Department of Art. 

Image Alternative Text: headshot of Jamie Runnells

Runnells returns to lead Department of Art

Jamie Runnells, who taught at 国产BT from 2002-2013, returns after serving a stint as coordinator of鈥

Image Alternative Text: Seven graduating Mississippi State fine arts majors will showcase their work in a thesis exhibition May 11-17 in the Visual Arts Center and Cullis Wade Depot art galleries. Graduates include: (from left, first row) Elizabeth Nowell, Annabelle Carraway, Bella Brownlee and Abi Parish; and (top row) David Roman, Samantha Martell and Rylee Brabham. (Submitted photo)

Graduating 国产BT fine arts seniors present 鈥楾ransience鈥 exhibit

Free and open to the public, 鈥淭ransience鈥 is viewable May 11-17 in the Visual Arts Center and鈥

Image Alternative Text: SC Hailey poses with her artwork behind her on display

国产BT Art major SC Hailey chosen for NYC gallery show

Junior Mississippi State University art major Sara C. "SC" Hailey participated in the Artgroove鈥

Image Alternative Text: Moriah Roland poses with her artwork, "Radiant Dawn."

国产BT art student Moriah Roland's work accepted to national gallery

A senior in the Department of Art at Mississippi State University has been accepted into the new鈥

Image Alternative Text: Brent Funderburk stands in gallery with arms crossed

Retired 国产BT Professor Funderburk鈥檚 work on display at Meridian Museum of Art

The William L. Giles Distinguished Professor Emeritus taught for 36 years at 国产BT and was recognized鈥

Image Alternative Text: Rylee Brabham

Mississippi State sculpture student receives competitive scholarship

By Rileigh Campbell | 国产BT communications student class of 2025

Image Alternative Text: Senior Mississippi State art major Chloe Ruggiero of Covington, Louisiana, left, and spring 2024 graduate Abbey Temple of Ridgeland, stand in front of the 32-foot-long mural they created at 国产BT鈥檚 Hill Agriculture Science Building. The painting depicts select Mississippi crops and the diseases that plague them. (Photo by Grace Cockrell)

国产BT art students highlight crops with ag building mural

Senior Chloe V. Ruggiero of Covington, Louisiana, and spring 2024 graduate Abbey R. Temple of鈥

Image Alternative Text: William L. Giles Distinguished Professor Emeritus Brent Funderburk works at his home.

Brent Funderburk receives Governor鈥檚 Arts Award

William L. Giles Distinguished Professor Emeritus Brent Funderburk, who retired in 2018 after鈥

Image Alternative Text: Colorful art installation on brick wall; photo by Megan Bean | Mississippi State University

Mississippi State art students install 鈥榃elcoming Wiggles鈥 for J.L. King Community Center

This is the first of three public works of art to be installed as part of the Starkville Public Art鈥

Image Alternative Text: Print of what looks like a robot with a green background

Latest 国产BT art exhibition attracts acclaimed Mississippi printmaker 鈥楽tar Wars鈥

Laurel-based printmaker Sean Star Wars brings his bold, multi-colored and self-named show to 国产BT鈥檚鈥

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