Student Voices
As part of FSU’s campus life, MoFA is in a unique position to showcase the voices of our students, teachers, and alumni. This particular collection of blog posts is the work of MoFA’s student interns. Each intern is encouraged to create a blog post that combines both the current exhibitions at MoFA and their own interests. Below you will read insightful articles about topics such as art history, museum studies, and student creativity. Enjoy our Student Voices!
– Sahara Lyon, BA 2020
Permanent Recollections: Trevor Bell's Rising Heat and Light Pillar
Written by Abby Perpich Trevor Bell (1930–2017) was an abstract artist known for his bold colors and unique canvas shapes ranging from trapezoids and triangles to asymmetric cir ...
Toeing the Lines: Rafael Bogarin’s Jupiter 6
Art History class ARH 3930 student Valentine Johnson offers a reflection on the museum collection, Rafael Bogarin’s Jupiter 6, finding connections among Jupiter 6, Rafael's perso ...
Permanent Recollections: Betty Hahn, Untitled
Written by Gabbi Santeiro The career and education of photographer Betty Hahn demonstrate that careers in art don’t always follow a linear trajectory. Beginning he ...
Permanent Recollections: Jiha Moon, YouandI (Blue)
I am a cartographer of cultures and an icon maker in my lucid worlds. Jiha Moon (b. 1973) is a Korean-born artist working out of Atlanta, Georgia. Moon is a mixed-media arti ...