Sarah Williams looks suspicious as she’s skulking through dark streets photographing buildings for inspiration for her oil paintings. These low-quality snapshots help her recreate a story of the rural America that she loves.
Dr. Mitzi Kirkland-Ives says pre-modern European art was rarely produced with the primary intention of being beautiful. In her new book, “Death, Torture and the Broken Body in European Art, 1300-1650,” the essays explore the function of torture in Renaissance art.
Missouri State University professor of art Cedomir Kostovic has received the Award of Excellence in Communication Arts magazine’s Typography Annual competition for his poster, “Tribute to Rene Wanner.” Kostovic’s poster was among 140 projects out of more than 1,800 entries chosen by a panel of creative professionals. The work is part of an invitational call […]
Keith Ekstam and Kevin Hughes are currently exhibiting their sculptural work in a two-person show at the Batesville Area Art Council Gallery in Batesville, Arkansas.
Missouri State University metals student Katelyn Butler had a piece accepted to the online juried show, “We Are SNAG: Identity,”