ETSU’s MFA program is featured in the Lenscratch series IN FOCUS: THE MFA REVIEW: EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY.

Teenage Boy, Austin, TX, 2007 is included in the Fotofest Biennial 2026, “GLOBAL VISIONS: Fotofest at 40” opening today in Houston, Texas and on view through May 10. The exhibition brings together work by international photographers to celebrate the festival’s 40th anniversary since it was founded in 1986. A print of this portrait was originally exhibited […]

Charles Baxter will present an author lecture in conjunction with the Wonderlands exhibition at the Reece Museum on Tuesday, March 10 at 3pm. He is the author of six novels, six books of stories, and three books on the craft of fiction. Baxter is the Edelstein-Keller Professor of Creative Writing (Emeritus) at the University of […]

A reception and walkthroughs for WONDERLANDS and Through the Light: Sculpture Works by Molly Sawyer will be held on Friday, February 13 from 5-8pm at ETSU’s Reece Museum. Catalogs for both exhibitions are available at the museum.

WONDERLANDS opens today in Gallery C of ETSU’s Reece Museum and will be on view through May 22. A reception for the solo exhibition will be held on Friday, February 13 from 5-8pm, along with a reception for ‘Through the Light: Sculptural works by Molly Sawyer’ in Galleries A and B. WONDERLANDS explores the intersection […]

The inaugural exhibition at ETSU’s new Tipton-Ashe Gallery at 401 Ashe Street in Johnson City opens with a reception on Friday, September 5 from 6-8pm. Curated by Lyn Govette, Layered, Woven, and Pierced: The Appalachian Soul One Year On, considers the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene last fall through the work of more than twenty […]

A print of Black Truck, Nolichucky River, Erwin, TN (2024) is included in POSTDILUVIAN at Tracey Morgan Gallery opening on Friday, January 31 from 6-8pm at 22 London Road in Asheville. The exhibition features work by 20 artists living and working in Western North Carolina, and is co-curated by Asheville-based artist, curator, and educator Erika […]

Analogues: North & South, comprising Tema Stauffer’s Upstate and Southern Fiction series, will be on view at Upstairs Artspace in Tryon, NC from June 9 – August 30 with an opening reception on Sunday, June 9 from 2:30 – 4:30pm.

Tema Stauffer and Dr. Leslie Bickford will discuss the photographs in Southern Fiction, on view in the Rutledge Gallery of the Winthrop University Galleries through October 6. Dr. Bickford has taught widely in the areas of twentieth-century American literature and African American literature. Her research interests include investigating the ways in which hegemonic discourse works to […]