鈥楶arallels鈥 exhibition celebrates graphic design seniors鈥 academic journeys at MSU
Contact: Sasha Steinberg
STARKVILLE, Miss.鈥擣or more than 50 years, 亚洲色吧视频鈥檚 Department of Art has empowered students to explore and share their talents in creative ways. Eleven fine art seniors specializing in graphic design are presenting an end-of-the-semester exhibition that shows this departmental mission continues to ring true.
On display Dec. 4-10 at the university鈥檚 Visual Arts Center Gallery, 鈥淧arallels鈥 celebrates the graduating class鈥 completion of studio work in MSU鈥檚 Department of Art, the state鈥檚 largest undergraduate studio art program. The gallery is located at 808 University Drive.
鈥溾楶arallels鈥 celebrates the end of our collegiate journeys in the art department and the beginning of our ventures into infinite possibilities,鈥 said student exhibitor Lori Nesbitt of Winona. 鈥淔ollow us into parallel universes as we transport you into the world where our minds are most free鈥攖he creative world.鈥
In addition to physical displays, the students鈥 portfolio books and self-promotional pieces will be available for viewing on opening night. For a preview, visit and follow on Facebook @Parallels2018MSU and Instagram @parallels2018.
A 6-7 p.m. opening reception in the students鈥 honor takes place Tuesday [Dec. 4] at the Visual Arts Center Gallery, where complimentary refreshments will be available.
Gallery hours are noon-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 1-4 p.m. Saturday.
The 鈥淧arallels鈥 exhibitors include (by hometown):
CLINTON鈥擥erald Wicks.
ELLISVILLE鈥擝ethany Smith.
GULFPORT鈥擟onnor Booth.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA鈥擵ictoria Martin and Katie Moore.
MADISON鈥擪atie Erickson, Meredith Morris and Parker Webb.
MEMPHIS, Tennessee鈥擜pril Porter.
MERIDIAN鈥擪wanzaa Hill.
WINONA鈥擫ori Nesbitt.
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