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The invitational exhibition titled "How Close is That to Richmond?" features 26 contemporary artists living and working in West Virginia in a wide array of media and concepts. The closing reception will be at the Marshall University Visual Arts Center and is free and open to all.
Marshall University’s School of Art and Design will present its 12th Annual National Juried Exhibition, featuring works by artists from more than a dozen states and works of regional artists from West Virginia and Ohio. The exhibition opens Feb. 28 in Marshall University’s Charles W. and Norma C. Carroll Gallery in the Visual Arts Center... View Article
Generally walks into the life of an Appalachian food desert — with elements of a home and the grocery store. A combination of written stories by journalist Xena Bunton and artwork by Appalachian creatives share conversations of poverty, food insecurity, traditions, and acceptance in Appalachia. The immersive exhibition, funded by New Media Advocacy Project’s Appalachia... View Article
Generally walks into the life of an Appalachian food desert — with elements of a home and the grocery store. A combination of written stories by journalist Xena Bunton and artwork by Appalachian creatives share conversations of poverty, food insecurity, traditions and acceptance in Appalachia. The immersive exhibition, funded by New Media Advocacy Project’s Appalachia... View Article
Generally walks into the life of an Appalachian food desert — with elements of a home and the grocery store. A combination of written stories by journalist Xena Bunton and artwork by Appalachian creatives share conversations of poverty, food insecurity, traditions, and acceptance in Appalachia. The immersive exhibition, funded by New Media Advocacy Project’s Appalachia... View Article
Marshall University will present an exhibition featuring 10 blocks from the AIDS Memorial Quilt, a piece of art conceived in November of 1985 by longtime San Francisco gay rights activist Cleve Jones to create a memorial for those who had died of AIDS and help others understand the devastating impact of the disease. The exhibition... View Article
Indeterminacy and the Measurement Problem by artist Gabe Michael Kenney will be on view Feb. 28-March 17 in the Charles W. and Norma C. Carroll Gallery, located in the Visual Arts Center on 3rd Avenue in downtown Huntington. The Indeterminacy and the Measurement Problem exhibit in the Carroll Gallery features the works of Kenney of... View Article
The TFA 2021 Emerging Artist Fellows Exhibition will be on view Aug. 23 through Sept. 17 in the Charles W. and Norma C. Carroll Gallery, located in the Visual Arts Center at 927 3rd Ave. in downtown Huntington. This exhibition features the work of six artists selected by Tamarack Foundation for the Arts (TFA) Emerging... View Article
The TFA 2021 Emerging Artist Fellows Exhibition will be on view Aug. 23 through Sept. 17 in the Charles W. and Norma C. Carroll Gallery, located in the Visual Arts Center at 927 3rd Ave. in downtown Huntington. This exhibition features the work of six artists selected by Tamarack Foundation for the Arts (TFA) Emerging... View Article
Marshall University’s School of Art and Design will open a new art exhibit Monday, Jan. 13, a textile exhibit, “In Flux.” The School of Art and Design will present “In Flux,” an exhibition of textile artworks made by 24 artists who are educators in the medium of textiles and members of the South Eastern Fibers... View Article
