Florida State University’s Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) presents three exhibitions touching on themes of identity, migration and media consumption.

The Florida State University College of Fine Arts hosted “Terrain Meets Terroir: A Roaming Art & Wine Tour” on Thursday evening.

Students in the first year MFA seminar curated an exhibition currently on view in the William Johnston Building Gallery. “Between the Lines” explores how visual artists are influenced by, and in conversation with, written language.

Shape Shifting: 35 Years of Late Modernist Prints, an exhibit curated from the museum’s permanent collection, includes several newly acquired works. Featuring abstraction, geometric shapes and eye-catching color schemes, Shape Shifting also shines a light on Hispanic  and Latine artists, as well as Florida’s historical connections to Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) this semester presents three exhibitions that explore themes of nature, love and form. The exhibitions underscore the MoFA mission of connecting FSU and the broader community to the arts.

The Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts is excited to announce Boundless Terrain, a new exhibit coming to the museum from August 22 through December 10, which will explore the natural world as a site of connection through time and space.