Joplin Art Feeds has always come up with unique art projects to bring the community closer together. On Saturday, May 9, Joplin Art Feeds will host their third annual Paint Wars. The event will take place...
A curated exhibit of children’s art is on display at Southern’s Spiva Gallery through Feb. 25. The fourth annual K-12 Art Show displays paintings, drawings, sculptures, glasswork and pottery from students...
Many people can say they have had a caricature made of them, but who can say they have had their butt sketched? Wednesday, Feb. 11, the Missouri Southern Campus Activities Board (CAB) will present Krandel...
This week at Missouri Southern, photos of poverty, marijuana, blood and death were displayed in the Spiva Art Gallery. These photos were taken by the artist Christopher Brock during his travels with the...
The Missouri Southern Art Department is raising funds for the proper preservation and storage of over 300 African artifacts that have been collected on campus since 1997. The artifacts include ceremonial...
Art Feeds will be hosting its annual fundraiser Paint Wars on May 3 at Victory Ministry and Sports Complex, 3405 S. Hammons Blvd. in Joplin. Funds raised from the event will go towards the expansion of...
Local artist and Missouri Southern alumna Natalie Wiseman will present 30 of her acrylic paintings at Spiva Center for the Arts Regional Focus Gallery from March 8 to May 4.Wiseman titled her collection...
This year, the Third Thursday art walk will continue through the winter months for the first time.Trisha Patton, executive director of the Downtown Joplin Alliance, describes the winter art walk as more...
Burt Bucher, associate professor of art, will make his television debut on the Travel Channel’s The Dead Files tonight at 9 p.m.The Dead Files travels to haunted locations all over the country and always...
A reception will be held today for artist Randy Simmons, whose charcoal drawings have been featured in the Spiva Gallery since Oct. 14.Simmons will give a presentation on his work at 4:30 p.m. in the Ancillary...
Dr. Rose May, head of interpretation – The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City began her presentation at Corley Auditorium on Renaissance art, Sept. 13, with the tale of an art competition....
