FHSU student explores Native roots, family in Moss-Thorns exhibit
"Osiyo," which means hello in Cherokee, is a life-size human figure in native dress. The s
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"Osiyo," which means hello in Cherokee, is a life-size human figure in native dress. The s
Hays Daily News The show wasn't scheduled to happen, but after a cancellation opened up the calendar, the question became what to call it. Moss-Thorns Art Gallery director Colin Schmidtberger and graphic design student Morgan Choitz came up with "Cartulary." Broadly, it's the idea of holding things from the past, Schmidtberger explained on Thursday at the gallery on the Fort Hays State University campus. "Cartulary," which opened Jan. 25, is a show of original works by two revered former department heads of the Fort Hays State University Art Department, Joel Moss and John Thorns. "Moss-Thor...