April May 2023 College News

College of Fine Arts and Communication | 5 at the end of March. Jessica Mallios mentored, organized, and submitted the student work for this exhibition. SCHOOL ACCOLADES The results for the Graphis New Talent 2023 —an international design competition — are as follow: • 2 Best of Student Show awards • 12 Gold awards • 32 Silver awards • 6 Bronze awards • 1 Special Judges awards • 63 Honorable Mentions For 116 awards, Texas State University was the institution with the most student adjudications in Graphis New Talent this year. Texas State University recieved six awards from AIGA FlUX Texas State University recieved five awards from the National Student Show and Conference 18 (NSSC 18) The results for the American Advertising Awards are as follow: • Best of Show Students: Isabella Armstrong, Mallory Blackwell, Karsen Jones, Miriam Listiak, Maria Rodriguez, Elmo Chavez • Best of Show Faculty: MiHyun Kim, Holly Sterling, Bill Meek • Gold Students: Isabella Armstrong, Mallory Blackwell, Karsen Jones, Miriam Listiak, Maria Rodriguez, Delany Terrero Salazar, Elmo Chavez, Maisie Anderson, Victoria Nieves, Colin Morris • Gold Faculty: MiHyun Kim, Holly Sterling, Bill Meek, Carolyn Kilday • Silver Students: Colin Morris, Mallory Blackwwell, Aundrea Verdi, Malia Moreno, Jonah E Goode, Emily Polasek • Silver Faculty: Carolyn Kilday, Genaro Solis, Holly Sterling, Jeff Davis On Friday, April 28th, the School of Art and Design, Andrew Chen is broadly interested in the art and culture of the medieval and early modern periods. To date, much of his research has focused on questions of aesthetics, social function, and ritual use. He published his first book, on art and flagellation, in 2018. He has also written and co-written articles on painting, illuminated manuscripts, sculpture, and early writings on art. Andrew writes articles forthcoming on Catherine of Siena and allegories of navigation. He is currently working on a monograph on Renaissance allegory more generally. An interest in portraiture has led to the identification, with Charlotte Bolland, of works by a Netherlandish artist employed at the Tudor court. This and other research on medieval and Renaissance art have been published in the Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes , Rivista di storia della miniatura , Word & Image , Mitteilungen des Kunsthistorischen Institutes in Florenz , and The Burlington Magazine . In 2020–21, he was CRIA Fellow at Villa I Tatti, the Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies in Florence, Italy. He has been an assistant professor in the School of Art and Design at Texas State University since August 2021. #FACULTY SPOTLIGHT hosted 148 students plus teachers that were participating in the TAEA Visual Arts Scholastic Event held in San Marcos. These high school students from all over the state of Texas, were able to tour the school and interact with faculty, staff, and students.