Permanent Recollections: Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s work at MoFA
September 6, 2023Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720 - 1778) was a Venetian draughtsman and architect, known for his finely detailed etchings of a…
Merrymaking: Laura Graham’s Work in Southern Futurisms
August 18, 2023Laura Graham is a Georgia-native artist who explores the contemporary issues of the American South through textile prints. Lace patterns,…
FSU Museum of Fine Arts presents acclaimed exhibit ‘Women at War’
July 13, 2023By: Anna Prentiss July 13-Oct. 28 Opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, July 13 This week, Florida State…
MoFA Work Study Student Employee Highlight
April 25, 2023Autumn Heatrice is a highly accomplished senior at Florida State University with an impressive academic background in Anthropology and Psychology.…
The Art of Alison Bechdel: A Look at Her Life and Work
April 6, 2023Written by Abby Perpich Alison Bechdel (b. 1960) is an American lesbian author and cartoonist. She is most known for…
Permanent Recollections: Trevor Bell’s Rising Heat and Light Pillar
March 28, 2023Written by Abby Perpich Trevor Bell (1930–2017) was an abstract artist known for his bold colors and unique canvas shapes…
Toeing the Lines: Rafael Bogarin’s Jupiter 6
March 22, 2023Art History class ARH 3930 student Valentine Johnson offers a reflection on the museum collection, Rafael Bogarin’s Jupiter 6, finding…
Permanent Recollections: Betty Hahn, Untitled
December 13, 2022Written by Gabbi Santeiro The career and education of photographer Betty Hahn demonstrate that careers in art don’t always…
Permanent Recollections: Jiha Moon, YouandI (Blue)
August 26, 2022I am a cartographer of cultures and an icon maker in my lucid worlds. Jiha Moon (b. 1973) is a…
“Too Bleak for Print”: The Honesty of Love and Longing: Bruce Davidson
April 13, 2022Each week, dozens of visitors enter MoFA's doors to explore the carefully curated exhibits on display for the public. Every…
