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Artist Kariann Fuqua will visit the Fine Arts Center at WSU from 4:30–6 p.m. Feb. 29 and give a talk on her work, which is on display in Gallery 2 of the center, in the center auditorium. The Artist Talk is free of cost with no registration required, art professor Squeak Meisel said. The audience...
Three new interdisciplinary certificate programs offered by the Department of Art will provide students with recognized credentials that demonstrates their interdisciplinary skills and perspective.
May 20, 2021 The online Fine Arts 340 course, created and taught by Associate Professor of Fine Arts Io Palmer, is made possible through the use of air-drying clay, eliminating the need for a specialized kiln for firing ceramics. By Jeff Willadsen, WSU Academic Outreach & Innovation For Summer Session 2021, Washington State University is offering a brand-new online ceramics course that allows students to learn how to create sculptural pieces from the comfort of their homes. The course, offered through WSU Global Campus, is an example of the WSU Department of Fine Art’s recent emphasis on pr...
While the name “Technicolor Heart” may not sound familiar, you’ve seen it if you have been on the Pullman campus. It’s a light blue 12-foot bronze sculpture of a heart adorned in tools — ring a bell yet? The “Technicolor Heart,” by artist Jim Dine, has had a home on WSU’s campus since its donation in 2004. It has been a topic of conversation since. Over the past 17 years, the sculpture has been the subject of praise, vandalism, critique and complaints. In 2015, it was voted the Best Art on campus by students, according to The Daily Evergreen. The sculpture is made of bronze...