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Oklahoma State University conducts first LGBTQIA2S+ panel discussion ever at an Oklahoma Historical Society Conference. The panel includes Arlowe Clementine (Public History MA student), Jacie Earwood (Art History MA/Museum Studies student), Macy Jennings (Art History MA/Museum Studies student), B Hinesley (Public History MA/Museum Studies student) and Dr. Laura Arata as moderator. 

The group propsal was “Fluid Resistance: a queer analysis of art and politics in Oklahoma” to be presented at the 2021 Oklahoma History Conference, “Perspectives in History.”

The mission of the Oklahoma Historical Society is to collect, preserve, and share the history and culture of the state of Oklahoma and its people.

Olivia Huffstetter (MA in Art History) recently defended her dissertation, titled “Feminist Pedagogy, Action Research, and Social Media: TabloidArtHistory's Influence on Visual Culture Education." She is currently a PhD student in Arts Administration at The Ohio State University, and will graduate this spring. Congratulations Dr. Huffstetter!

The National Student Show & Conference (NSSC) is a professionally judged creative competition who's purpose is to help undergraduates become successful creative professionals. Students from all over the nation have entered their work for the opportunity to win scholarship money and bragging rights. Due to Covid-19 the awards were hosted online.

Art History Organization’s exhibition Recovering: Aesthetics of Regeneration. The deadline is April 2, 2021 to submit works for consideration. Recovery is an ongoing process whether it's mental or physical health. AHO asks artists how recovery manifests itself in their work. Email osu.arthistoryorg@gmail.com with and image of your work alongside a short statement of recovery shows up in your art!

2015 Alumni Jordan Scott (BFA Studio Art) has been accepted to Graduate School in the University of North Texas MFA Metalsmithing and Jewelry Program starting in Fall 2021.

Congratulations Jordan !

Give Orange! Would you like to contribute to some our initiatives? We’re participating in Give Orange April 7 & 8, and have some arty prizes!

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Visiting Artist Program Match - $2K. Double your dollar with a gift to the Art Department, who will host prestigious artists at our Stillwater campus for a NEW, annual lecture and workshop program. The first $2,000 will be matched, dollar for dollar, thanks to a generous gift from Deb and Dave Engle! Our first artist will come in the Fall, with your help!

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Visitng the Philbrook

Visitng Fred Jones Museum

Crystal Bridges Field Trip

VIsiting Crystal Bridges

Visiting C21

Students visit The Philbrook Museum, The Fred Jones Museum, Crystal Bridges in Arkansas and C21 Museum Hotel

Student Field Trip: Help take all Art Students on an overnight Field Trip to Dallas! Donate to win the chance to make a ring with Professor Chris Ramsay, or a framed art work from photographer Assistant Professor Andy Mattern! TWO lucky winners will be drawn for the chance to make jewelry, or win a framed work! The highest dollar amount wins first choice of prize. The second winner will be drawn at random.   

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Professor Chris Ramsay

Jewelry/Metals

Professor Chris Ramsay - Jewerly/Metals

Assistant Professor Andy Mattern

Average Subject / Medium Distance #4186
25.75 x 17.75 inches
Pigment ink print
Mounted to Dibond, Frame with non-glare acrylic
Artist Proof from an edition of 3
2018