Join us on Monday, Oct. 28 for a lecture by Dr. Laura Fenelli: "Saints, Icons, Miracles & Agency: Some Case Studies." 📍 4-5 p.m. | Center for the Visual Arts, Room 165 This lecture is free and open to the public.

Discover your future in visual art at Kent State! Receive an information session to learn about our program, explore the building, and see some outstanding student art exhibits. 📍Nov. 18, 2024 – 4 p.m. Center for the Visual Arts, Room 165 Register: bit.ly/4cjiuUk

📍Spotted around the CVA: student work hanging up for Common Review! 📷 : Allison Freidly

📍A few snapshots of our recent Art History unit field trip to the Cleveland Museum of Art. 📷: Prof. Albert Reischuck

In November, multi-disciplinary artist Stephanie J. Woods visited campus as part of the 2024 Curlee Raven Holton & Raven Fine Art Editions Distinguished Art Fellowship. bit.ly/4fm36cg

Learn more about our graduate program offerings at our upcoming virtual info sessions! 📍Wed., Dec. 4 The sessions are as follows: 6 p.m.(EST): Art History M.A. 7 p.m.(EST): Studio Art M.A. and M.F.A. Learn more: bit.ly/3O7oqGo

A new scholarship at Kent State University honors the legacy of Dr. Alfred G. Kieselbach and his wife, Mildred A. Kieselbach, by supporting future generations of art education majors. bit.ly/3Oj3cFm

At the end of the semester, graduate students from the School of Art studio M.A. and M.F.A. programs participated in the annual Grad Studio Crawl. Read more: bit.ly/3VAnazK

Free Grad Application Week is HERE! 🎉 For domestic students only, if you apply to a graduate program between Jan. 13-20 your application fee will be waived. No fee waiver is needed, the prompt to pay during this time will be removed. Learn more: kent.edu/art/graduate-p…

Join us on February 4 at 12:30 p.m. for a lecture from fiber artists and sericulture specialists María Dávila and Eduardo Portillo. This lecture, titled "Weaving A World," is generously supported by Professor Emerita Janice Lessman-Moss. 📍Center for the Visual Arts, Room 140

Join the School of Art for our Friday Lecture series featuring sculptural artist Zachary Smoker. 📍 Friday, Feb. 7 | 12 p.m. Center for the Visual Arts, Room 165. Lectures are free and open to the public.

Scholarship deadlines are quickly approaching! All scholarship applications are through Scholarship Universe. The deadline to apply is Feb. 24, 2025. Please visit kent.edu/art/scholarshi… for additional information.

Calling all KSU Students: submit your artwork for the 2025 Annual Student Art Exhibition! ✨ Deadline to submit is Feb. 23, 2025. Open to all KSU undergraduate students regardless of major. Learn more: bit.ly/4b4TgtS

Join the School of Art for our Friday Lecture Series featuring artist Richard James! 📍 Friday, Feb. 28 | 12 p.m. Center for the Visual Arts, Room 165. Lectures are free and open to the public.

This Spring, the School of Art Galleries will offer a variety of free exhibitions featuring past and present student work. Read more: bit.ly/3Xvh0lq Image: “Magic Al,” 2024, oil paint and spray paint, 54'' x 66.5,'' by Austin Peer.

On Friday, the 2025 Annual Student Art Exhibition held its opening reception, where six awards were given out for undergraduate and graduate students, featuring Best in Show, the Gallery Directors Award, and the Textiles Award. Read more about the event: kent.edu/art/news/winne…

Join the School of Art for our Friday Lecture Series featuring Fronterizx. 📍 Friday, Apr. 4 | 12 p.m. Center for the Visual Arts, Room 165. Lectures are free and open to the public.

The School of Art Collection and Galleries at Kent State University is pleased to announce a new exhibit, “Tributary: Students and Kathleen Browne.” bit.ly/4iZsFlh

The emerging student-artists of the B.A. studio art capstone course in the School of Art at Kent State University announce the opening of their group exhibition "Chroma Concepts" at the Design Innovation (DI) Hub Gallery. Read more: kent.edu/art/news/emerg…

Join the School of Art for our Friday Lecture series featuring artist John Chae! 📍 Friday, Apr. 25 | 12 p.m. Center for the Visual Arts, Room 165. Lectures are free and open to the public.