Graduate sculpture class, led by John Raulerson, creates sculptural version of Mt. Fuji off Kanagawa for juried exhibition at Fort Pierce, Florida entitled Without Walls.

"CARRIE ANN BAADE (she likes to joke that it's pronounced "BAA-da" as in "badda bing") paints exquisitely beautiful, albeit edgy trompe l'oeil portraits and allegorical narratives that are gaining recognition worldwide." Read more and view an interview at rinr.fsu.edu.

Art History Professor Roald Nasgaard’s exhibition “The Automatiste Revolution” lands at the top of Canadian Art's list as the most impressive exhibition of 2009.

January 18, 2010 FSU's Departments of Art Education and Interior Design will sponsor the 2010 ART&DESIGN for Social Justice Symposium. The 2010 Symposium focuses on how the tools and inherent abilities within the areas of art and design can be utilized in addressing issues confronting less advantaged groups within our local communities, states, regions or world. The Symposium will be held in association with the 15th anniversary of the Kids' Guernica International Peace Mural Project, which will involve workshops, exhibits and events preceeding the actual Symposium.