An Intersection of Art and Public Health

A collaborative gallery space on Missouri State’s main campus acts as the intersection of art and access to public health care. The Taylor Gallery, located in Magers Health and Wellness Center, offers the therapeutic benefits of art to patients and staff. As described by the University Galleries webpage, “The mission of the Taylor Gallery is to provide a moment of respite and … [Read more…]about Taylor Gallery: An Intersection of Art and Public Health

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Museum Studies Student Receives Diversity Internship Award

Museum Studies student Naysa Adams is finishing out her college career on a bright note after being awarded the Diversity Internship Award. The award is presented by Missouri Humanities Council and Missouri Association for Museums and Archives as a way to promote diversity in the field of museums and archives and represent the diverse communities they serve. Naysa received the … [Read more…]about Museum Studies Student Receives Diversity Internship Award

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Visiting Artists Webinar: Public Sculpture Symposium

 by Taylor Ladd

Hear from three public sculpture artists and join in a roundtable discussion during the Public Sculpture Symposium: Concept, Material, and Placemaking. The event features presentations by J. Aaron Alderman, Jenn Peek, and Theda Sandiford—each artist has work included in Sculpture Walk Springfield’s 2022-2023 collection. The virtual Zoom webinar takes place November 10 from … [Read more…]about Visiting Artists Webinar: Public Sculpture Symposium

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Art Education Seniors Showcase Creative Practice

 by Taylor Ladd

An exhibition featuring the work of six art education majors, coordinated by one of the program’s students, currently fills Brick City’s Cabot Gallery. Artists as Teachers is on view now through November 18 and is open for First Friday Art Walk November 4 from 6–9 p.m. As the primary coordinator for the exhibition, art education senior Sidney Young has organized this … [Read more…]about Art Education Seniors Showcase Creative Practice

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Statewide Juried, Secondary Teachers & Students Exhibition

 by Taylor Ladd

Each year, a special exhibition designed with the purpose of honoring art educators doubling as practicing artists receives submissions from high school teachers across Missouri. This year, Brick City Gallery is featuring the Statewide Juried, Secondary Teachers and Students Exhibition. The exhibition is on view October 20–November 4 and will be open for First Friday Art Walk … [Read more…]about Statewide Juried, Secondary Teachers & Students Exhibition

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