Exhibit – Undecided Paths: Austin Grove and Katie Erickson
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Art
From the Gallery - August 2022
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery Director Lori Neuenfeldt talks with Fred Carl Jr. Small Town Center Director Leah Kemp about their work and recent street mural project.
Daniel Hardy
Why did you choose CAADat¹ú²úBT?
The ¹ú²úBT art department is full of welcoming personalities. Whether it be your peers or your teachers, there will always a kind personality to guide, inspire, or connect with. I wish to join and contribute to this friendly community.
Favorite spot on campus?
My favorite spot on campus is Old Main. The amenities allow for a luxurious study session with beautiful views and quiet offices.
If you could go back and tell your high school self one thing, what would it be?
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Ashlyn Triplett
Why did you choose CAAD at ¹ú²úBT?
I chose CAAD at ¹ú²úBT because of the smaller class sizes that allow for a better opportunity to know classmates and professors. Also because of the understanding professors have about students being at different levels and going at different paces.
Favorite spot on campus?
I would have to say my favorite spot on campus is the Drill Field sitting on one of the many benches.
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¹ú²úBT Department of Art presents bi-annual faculty exhibition
Seventeen faculty and staff members of Mississippi State’s Department of Art are presenting a variety of artistic mediums in the Bi-Annual Department of Art Faculty Exhibition Aug. 22-Sept 16.
Spotlight
Trisha Harjono
Trisha Harjono’s first time traveling to the United States was when she began classes as a freshman at Mississippi State in the fall of 2019.
Aaron McElfish
Artist Statement
Suzanne Powney
Artist Statement
Jingshuo Yang
Artist Statement
Aubrey Pohl
Artist Statement
"Design as a practice is (and should be) humanitarian. It is the duty of the designer, whoever they may be, and whatever tools they find at their hands, to use their skills for the better of humanity. Our toolboxes are infinite and undefined. Our peers are just as vital as our tools. We should be humans first, communicators second, both with love, patience, care, and kindness."