Unions' Public Art Blog

Come take a selfie in front of this brightly colored pavilion on the ground floor of the MU Student Center right outside of the Shack. Next to the pavilion check out other architectural models of proposed pavilions by the students of Studio 2 The MU Student Center welcomes the "Selfie Wall" designed by MU Architectural Studies student Hannah Packard and constructed and built by Professor Lyria Bartlett's Studio 2 class. This pavilion was inspired by the basketry exhibit, Rooted, Revived, Reinvented, displayed at the MU Museum of Art and Archaeology. The "Selfie Wall" will be on display on the ground floor of the MU Student Center outside of the Shack through the summer.  Be sure to come visit! Closet as Self by Billy George As the semester comes to a close, the MU Student Center welcomes the installation of Billy George.  The artwork, Closet as Self , is the second part of a dual installation for a Masters of Fine Arts Thesis by George

Come visit these student artworks on the ground level of the MU Student Center Also pop down to the Lower Lair to visit the hanging wall outside of the Multicultural Center Art After Dark is an annual event presented by the Museum Advisory Council of Students (MACS). Students from each of the Columbia colleges are invited to submit work to be exhibited during an evening reception at the MU Museum of Art and Archaeology. The group receives an average of 80-100 submissions, which are narrowed to the best 25-30 works. This year MACS invited the Museum Associates to assist in selecting the top three entries. The artists selected by the jury received a cash prize. The “People’s Choice” award is given to the artwork selected by the Art After Dark audience. This year we feature artworks done by: Renee Brochu, Taylor Carter , Jessie Donovan , Yoko Lea , Hadley Leasman , William Mayes, and Joelle Thompson. The works will be on display through May 7.  Blog post authored by Laur