APSU Department of Art + Design

Wednesday night we are proud to present our annual Graphic Design Senior Showcase. 5-8pm in the Art + Design building. Walk through fifteen design presentations! Celebrate the achievements of our student designers!

Join us for the second BFA Studio Art Thesis Exhibition, “precious and fragile things,” in the Beach Gallery from April 20 - 23 with an opening reception on the 20th at 5 pm.

It’s open! The 58th Annual Juried Student Exhibition is now open in The New Gallery in the Art + Design building. Come by and see!

Join us for the first BFA Studio Art Thesis Exhibition of the semester in the Barbara Beach Gallery. The opening reception is April 13th from 5 - 7 pm.

Join us for Lily Goodowens BFA Studio Art Thesis Exhibition, “Labore et Constantia, by Labor and Constancy” in the Beach Gallery from Mar. 30 – Apr. 2 with an opening reception and gallery talk on Monday, Mar. 30 from 5:30 – 7:30 pm.

“Through multisensory experiences, I intend to transport viewers into an environment where they are encouraged to question the invisible acts of labor and care that are put into what we consume and the people and places we surround ourselves with.”

We are thrilled to present “Project 4” in the Barbara Beach Student Gallery until March 26. It features multi-media, video based work by Ryan Saunders, Joshua Inklebarger, Victoria Nave, and Joshua Chaney.

Art Club Chalk Talk is the first sign of Spring!!

Tomorrow, Thursday March 19, is your last day to catch ”Signal Studies: Work by 25 - 26 Video Art Students” in the Barbara Beach Student Gallery. Come see stuff move and make noise!

Our next Visiting Artist Lecture will be Emily Balton this Wednesday, March 18th at 6pm in the Gotcher Theatre in Trahern. Emily Balton is a Memphis based designer, educator, and creative strategist specializing in environmental graphic design, public art, and collaborative brand initiatives.

Next week in the Barbara Beqch Gallery, come see “Signal Studies”. The exhibition includes work by 25 - 26 Video Art students.