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Student art exhibition combines oil painting and microscopic imagery

Tue, Mar 05, 2024

Students enrolled in Oklahoma State University’s Oil Painting I and Oil Painting for Non-Majors courses are displaying their work in the exhibition “Moments Magnified” at the OSU Research Park starting March 7. “Moments Magnified” includes 12 oil paintings inspired by microscopic imagery captured using the scanning electron microscope at OSU’s microscopy facility. Students enrolled in the courses chose objects to view with the SEM at the beginning of the semester. Then, after receiving training on the machine, they captured images to inspire their oil paintings.

CASCollege of Arts and SciencesArt Graphic Design and Art Historydepartment of art graphic design and art historyArts and Humanities
Studio art BFA capstone exhibition explores motherhood, environment, sovereignty and more

Wed, Feb 28, 2024

The Oklahoma State University “Studio Art BFA Capstone Exhibition” opened at the Gardiner Gallery of Art on Feb. 26, with pieces from 11 graduating seniors. The featured artwork of Lillian Cordes, Jessica Crow, Grayson Davis, Andrew Avartanian, Becca Kendrick, Althea Lackey, Bayley Ross, Jalon Taylor, Jessi Sands, Autum Tanner and Nicholas Naple represents their years at OSU experimenting, developing and refining a distinct body of work that demonstrates their artistic growth.

Arts and HumanitiesCASgardiner gallery of artCollege of Arts and Sciencesdepartment of art graphic design and art history
OSU Jazz Orchestra releases third album, ‘Angular Tuesday’

Wed, Feb 07, 2024

The OSU Jazz Orchestra added to its discography with the release of its third commercially-available album, “Angular Tuesday,” on February 6. The eight songs on the album — directed by Dr. Tommy Poole — vary in style from Swing to Latin Jazz to Jazz Fusion and feature three different iterations of the ensemble from 2020 to 2023. The title track on the album was composed and arranged by former Oklahoma State University student Matthew Howell.

College of Arts and SciencesCASOSU Jazz OrchestraMichael and Anne Greenwood School of MusicGreenwood School of MusicArts and Humanitiesarts and culture
OSU Museum of Art presents ‘Memories & Inspiration: The Kerry and C. Betty Davis Collection of African American Art’

Tue, Feb 06, 2024

The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art in Stillwater has a new exhibition:, “Memories & Inspiration: The Kerry and C. Betty Davis Collection of African American Art.”

Arts and HumanitiesOSU Museum of ArtCollege of Arts and Sciences
Cherokee artist Mendoza’s first Oklahoma solo exhibition opens at OSU’s Gardiner Gallery of Art

Tue, Jan 23, 2024

An exhibition of works by Kansas-born Cherokee artist Hattie Lee Mendoza opened at the Gardiner Gallery of Art in the Bartlett Center on Oklahoma State University’s Stillwater campus on Tuesday, Jan. 16. “Hattie Lee Mendoza: Gathering Joy” is the first solo exhibition in Oklahoma for the Illinois-based artist.

CASCollege of Arts and Sciencesarts and culturedepartment of art graphic design and art historyArts and Humanitiesgardiner gallery of art
McKnight Center's Sager awarded INTIX 2024 Professional Development Grant

Fri, Jan 19, 2024

The McKnight Center of the Performing Arts at Oklahoma State University has announced Shelby Sager as the recipient of the International Ticketing Associations 2024 Professional Development Grant.

Michael and Anne Greenwood School of MusicMcKnight Center for the Performing Arts at Oklahoma State UniversityArts and HumanitiesCollege of Arts and Sciences
Mattern rediscovers, reanimates forgotten “ghost” images, as OSU Museum of Art kicks off season

Tue, Jan 09, 2024

Andy Mattern coaxes “ghost” images from the backs of long-forgotten photographs in Oklahoma State University Museum of Art’s “Some Recent Apparitions,” opening Jan. 16.

OSU Museum of ArtCollege of Arts and SciencesArts and HumanitiesMusem of Art
OSU alumna works through film industry, earns job in ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’

Fri, Oct 20, 2023

Amy Higdon paid her dues on indie films to give the burgeoning movie costume designer the experience she needed to become an asset on larger projects, including 2023’s “Killers of the Flower Moon.”

College of Arts and SciencesState MagazineNative AmericanArts and HumanitiesAlumniDepartment of Theatre
‘Unusual Geometries’ blends math and art at OSU Museum of Art

Tue, Oct 17, 2023

Running from Oct. 17 to Dec. 16, 2023, “Unusual Geometries” invites guests to rediscover the hidden beauty and playfulness found within the world of geometry.

Musem of ArtOSU Museum of ArtCollege of Arts and SciencesArts and Humanities
Contemporary Latin American exhibition now on view at OSU’s newly renovated Gardiner Gallery of Art

Mon, Oct 09, 2023

Oklahoma State University’s Gardiner Gallery of Art has opened a new exhibition featuring a group of internationally acclaimed Latin American artists. “Modos de ver/Ways of Seeing” was organized to coincide with Latin American and Hispanic Heritage month, as well as to celebrate the recent renovation of the Gardiner Gallery of Art, which was completed thanks to a gift from the Hearst Foundations.

CASCollege of Arts and Sciencesarts and culturedepartment of art graphic design and art historyArts and Humanitiesgardiner gallery of art
OSU alumna actress reflects on college career

Fri, Sep 08, 2023

Kia Dorsey — who has appeared in over a dozen projects, including several Lifetime movies — credits her early success to her time at Oklahoma State University.

Arts and HumanitiesDepartment of TheatreCollege of Arts and Sciences
Taking the lead: Retired CAS faculty member continues to impact students' lives

Tue, Sep 05, 2023

Myr-Lou Rollins has a love for the performing arts. A love that has spanned almost her entire life and a love that reminds her of the times she felt weightless as she danced on stage. More than 30 years after retirement, Rollins attends as many performances and recitals put on through Oklahoma State University’s Greenwood School of Music as she can. At 88, it’s a challenge sometimes getting to the event, but she remains loyal and true to the university that has given her so much.

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