The 2024 12th Annual FL3TCH3R EXHIBIT is an international juried exhibit focused on socially and politically engaged art. Socially and politicallyengaged art has been integral in creative expression since the beginning of visual arts. This exhibition explores the current trends and trajectory in this field and these collective creative works hopefully serve as an avenue or agent for societal transformation and exposure of social and political points of view. The goal is to recognize and advance this endeavor by providing a venue for the exhibition of socially and politically engaged art.

Presenting diverse works celebrating the xreative research of faculty whose scholarship and teaching are founded in their studio art making practice.

The Emerging Perspectives Exhibition is a juried exhibition open for submissions from artists ages 18 to 35 in any medium, and is geared toward artists beginning the pursuit of their creative discipline of their own volition, be they, in art-centered higher education programs or engaged in their own artistic practice while taking strides in setting their career paths.

In an age of constant communication and increasing loneliness, when identity and ideas drive both conflict and connection, artists were encouraged to consider the pitfalls and possibilities of PROXIMITY for the first Decatur Arts Alliance exhibition of 2024.

Embodiment is an act of taking in or becoming so as to make visible otherwise intangible ideas. Literally, embodiment is the giving of form or expression to the abstract by putting it “in the body.” In cultural embodiment, elements of culture may be inscribed on or within a body as a mark of identification or to designate individuals as culture bearers. While gender is not exclusive in cultural embodiment, women are often the most recognized culture bearers in marked and invisible ways. This exhibition explores the ways in which women embody Appalachian culture and traditions of the past and present as they shape the future.

The Biennial Alumni Art Exhibition celebrates its eighth year featuring the best work by former UWG students. This year's juror is Bruce Bobick, UWG Professor Emeritus and retired Chair of the Department of Art.

WEFT// Women Empowering Fiber Traditions is a group fiber art exhibition highlighting 20 women artists based throughout the region.

Thomasville Center for the Arts presents Where + Wear + Ware, a contemporary exhibition by artists Tenee’ Hart, Leah Gossett, and April Webb.

The international “FL3TCH3R Exhibit: Social & Politically Engaged Art”

BODIES OF MEANING: BODIES OF CARE AND CONSUMPTION

“Love is an action, never simply a feeling.” (bell hooks)

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"A Student Curated Show About the Ethics of Care"

"A Curated Exhibition Exploring the Dynamics of Home"

"A Juried Collection of Former Student Work"

"A Celebration of Our Members' Work"

"Iowa State Print Society: Annual International Postcard Exchange + Exhibition"

"A Culmination of the Experiences of Our First Year"