FSU Art Professor Lilian Garcia-Roig’s paintings are included in the “Invitational All-Stars” Exhibition at Blue Spiral 1 Gallery in Asheville, NC. The show opens January 10 and runs through February 28.

This reunion exhibition features artists who were invited to join the gallery after participating in the annual Into the Blue – Artist Invitational. The show spans the last decade and includes an impressive line-up of artists and makers working in a variety of media.

Artists: Chris Ahalt, Luke Allsbrook, Eleanor Annand, Robert Burch, Lilian Garcia-Roig, Charles Keiger, Bill Killebrew, Connie Lippert, Mitchell Lonas, Douglas Miller, Reuben Negron, Alberto Ortega, Isaac Payne, Michael Poness, Deborah Rogers, Brad Sells, Kirsten Stingle, Katie Walker

The College Leadership Council of the College of Fine Arts seeks submissions for its annual publication of SIX Magazine which features student work from the six departments within the College of Fine Arts.

Cover Art | Research and Scholarly Articles | Research or Design Posters | Scripts | Poetry | Photography | Photography of Artwork | Photography from Original Performances | Costume Design

Student Application

Cover Art Application

Bring your art and come socialize and talk about it. Get critiqued by your peers. Vent about the struggles of being an art human. Ask for advice. Bond.

Quiet Hours will be on display at Venvi art gallery from 7th February through 15th March 2020. This is Wilcox’s first solo exhibition in Tallahassee. After her upcoming Masters Thesis this spring, Wilcox plans on continuing to paint and to pursue teaching.

Michelle Wilcox is both a studio & plein-air painter in Tallahassee where she will soon receive her Master’s in Fine Art from FSU. Her quiet natured paintings revolve around the idea of looking and taking the time to stop and pause through mindfulness.

Quiet Hours will showcase various series of still life’s, landscapes, and drawings. The artist identifies as a perceptual painter to describe the process of painting directly from life, like working in the French tradition of plein air or open-air painting. She says about her working process: “I’ve always felt that the act of perceptual painting is inherently mindful. Looking, seeing, and translating bits of visual information into an essence requires fullness of presence which embodies what mindfulness is- the quality or state of being conscious or aware of something. As our culture continues to become faster paced and filled with doing, I have found mindfulness to be increasingly important for physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.”

Quiet Hours will be on display at Venvi art gallery from 7th February through 15th March 2020. This is Wilcox’s first solo exhibition in Tallahassee. After her upcoming Masters Thesis this spring, Wilcox plans on continuing to paint and to pursue teaching.

Michelle Wilcox is both a studio & plein-air painter in Tallahassee where she will soon receive her Master’s in Fine Art from FSU. Her quiet natured paintings revolve around the idea of looking and taking the time to stop and pause through mindfulness.

Quiet Hours will showcase various series of still life’s, landscapes, and drawings. The artist identifies as a perceptual painter to describe the process of painting directly from life, like working in the French tradition of plein air or open-air painting. She says about her working process: “I’ve always felt that the act of perceptual painting is inherently mindful. Looking, seeing, and translating bits of visual information into an essence requires fullness of presence which embodies what mindfulness is- the quality or state of being conscious or aware of something. As our culture continues to become faster paced and filled with doing, I have found mindfulness to be increasingly important for physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.”

W O M A N H O U S E is a solo exhibition of Claudia Guerra’s artwork. It will be displayed in the Phyllis Straus Gallery.

A solo show of William Leech’s work hosted by Phyllis Straus Gallery and held in the Carnaghi Arts Building Cafeteria.

Florida State University celebrates its preeminence during FSU Day at the Capitol. The event will take place from 10 A.M. – 2 P.M., WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, at the FLORIDA CAPITOL.

The event will feature FSU’s renowned Student Veterans Center, along with several of the university’s colleges and academic departments, who will have displays and informational tables set up on the plaza level, second and third-floor rotundas from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

All events are free and open to the public. Fans are encouraged to wear garnet and gold apparel during the festivities.