News about Art
‘Memoirs’: Master of fine arts candidate exhibit on campus
Abigail Nnaji presents painting series inspired by experiences, changes throughout career “Memoirs” is a curated collection of ten paintings inspired by artist Abigail Nnaji’s memories, experiences and changes throughout her career and on display in the SEB gallery. The Student Entertainment Board hosted a gallery reception Feb. 15 featuring the master of fine arts candidate […]
Watering ‘Seeds’ through painting, community engagement
Visual artist Jiemei Lin may be based in Pullman, but she’s left her mark – literally – on Spokane. As you admire the Black Lives Matter mural, you’ll see Lin’s vibrant orange, red, yellow and blue flowers in the first ‘T’ in “Matter.” If you take a peek between Howard and Wall streets, you’ll see […]
Art exhibit honors late faculty member
An art exhibit currently on display at Washington State University Tri-Cities honors the memory of a former staff member. Four current WSU Tri-Cities faculty contributed their own art creations in various mediums for the exhibit titled “NO PROGRAM”, which honors the life and artistic legacy of Doug Gast, who died in 2020. In addition to artwork […]
Meet the WSU student designing gameday posters hidden around campus
Collin Scott had to look twice. Scott had just hopped on his bike, riding away from Gesa Field, the site of Washington State’s home matchup with Northern Colorado, when he noticed something: two girls, laughing as they held up a 13×9 poster, which showed an illustration of a Cougar and a Bear, the two mascots […]
Read more about the Department of Art and the College of Arts and Sciences.
- Riverside Mural Project showcases talent and collaborative spirit
- Riverside Mural Project showcases talent and collaborative spirit
- Certificate programs open doors for undergraduates
- Meet the new faculty of 2023
- In the name of art
- Alumni gift provides funding for arts, music and humanities
- Faculty artists gain valuable support for their work
- Frank S. Matsura: Portraits from the Borderlands photo exhibit to open at the MAC
- Faculty artists gain valuable support for their work
- Center for Arts and Humanities named for David G. Pollart