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We Are Here, We Will Be Seen is an exhibition hosted by Marshall University's School of Art and Design in collaboration with Rise and Repaint. Rise and Repaint is a global collective amplifying the voices of women and non-binary artists. With a global community of over 100,000 people, with 2,000+ women artists connected through the... View Article
We Are Here, We Will Be Seen is an exhibition hosted by Marshall University's School of Art and Design in collaboration with Rise and Repaint. Rise and Repaint is a global collective amplifying the voices of women and non-binary artists. With a global community of over 100,000 people, with 2,000+ women artists connected through the... View Article
Marshall University's School of Art & Design is proud to present Friends in Low Places, an exhibition by Huntington Artist Collective & studios (HACkS), a community-focused collective grounded in shared agency, accessibility, and collaboration. The exhibition explores the shifting boundaries between high and low art, critically engaging with class-based hierarchies that have shaped aesthetic value and cultural... View Article
Blenko Glass Company is pleased to announce an exhibit of its contemporary designs (since 2020) at the Birke Art Gallery of Marshall University in downtown Huntington, WV, across from historic Pullman Square, from June 21-August 6, 2024. The Exhibit will feature the innovative and eye-catching designs the Company has incubated and cultivated since 2020, and... View Article
Marshall University School of Art & Design is proud to present Older than Bones: Scenes From Our Mountains featuring works from Chris DeMaria of Floyd, VA, and Brandy Jefferys of Huntington, WV. The two create colorful, textural paintings of scenes in Appalachia, featuring people, place, and things found there. Playing on the spectrum of kitsch... View Article
Celebrating the work of Marshall University School of Art & Design students Refreshments will be served
Can machines be taught to see, hear, speak? What is lost? What might be found? These questions coil in the roots of this exhibition by artists Christiana Caro and Kimberly Lyle. Caro was employed by Google to teach an intelligent camera about seeing. Lyle is reimagining old technology designed to gather auditory sensory data and... View Article
Marshall University’s 36th Annual Juried Student Exhibition will be on view March 8-31 in the Birke Art Gallery, located in Smith Hall on the Huntington campus. The exhibit features students’ best artworks from throughout the past two years, as selected by an outside juror. “For students in the School of Art and Design, (the Annual... View Article
Shifting Sediments opens in the Birke Art Gallery in Smith Hall Aug. 30 and remains on view through Sept. 30. Shifting Sediments juxtaposes the artworks of Caroline Hatfield, Andrew Needle and Kathleen Thum, all of whom focus on the material qualities of the earth beneath our feet. Hatfield has constructed a river of glistening coal... View Article
Shifting Sediments opens in the Birke Art Gallery in Smith Hall Aug. 30 and remains on view through Sept. 30. Shifting Sediments juxtaposes the artworks of Caroline Hatfield, Andrew Needle and Kathleen Thum, all of whom focus on the material qualities of the earth beneath our feet. Hatfield has constructed a river of glistening coal... View Article
