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Not so NORMal Art Show

MSU is full of extremely talented students and staff and does a great job of providing an environment where this talent can be honed and displayed. On Thursday, Aug. 29, there was an art exhibit showing off the work of MSU art student Holden Roberts in Norm Asbjornson Hall. Roberts

Go for Baroque

Go for Baroque

Entering the Baroque Impressions exhibit felt a little like stepping through the back of the wardrobe into Narnia. The harsh concrete and gloomy clouds outside Cheever Hall melted into a warm, gently-lit gallery with soft strains of Mozart playing overhead. Art students in elegant black weaved through a crowd

MOR monster mash

The dinosaurs may not have come to life, but the party definitely did. The Museum of the Rockies hosted their annual MOR After Dark event on Oct. 26, and it was a roaring good time. This event is always free for students and offers a plethora of fun activities. There

They started the fire — MSU woodfired ceramic exhibits coming soon

They started the fire — MSU woodfired ceramic exhibits coming soon

In October of this year, the Cultural Confluence conference on woodfired ceramic process will make its way to Helena. The conference brings a huge following of artists and art supporters from around the globe, and because of this, MSU is holding their own series of exhibits throughout the month of

Exit Gallery: Who is a refugee?

Exit Gallery: Who is a refugee?

Who is a refugee? The Exit Gallery recently displayed an interpretive answer to this titular question. The Exit Gallery, located in the SUB, is part of ASMSU and the OSE’s Arts and Exhibits program. Throughout the year, this program presents the work of MSU students, alumni, faculty, departments and

New Photography Exhibit Coming To Exit Gallery

New Photography Exhibit Coming To Exit Gallery

Clara DeWeese’s photography exhibit, “Both Sides Now,” opens in the SUB’s Exit Gallery on Monday, April 9, and she is ready to be done preparing. “I’ve been cooped up in the basement for a month,” she said with a wan laugh. “The fluorescents get to you after