SCSU Art Department

12/06/2023

Pottery Sale!
Engleman Hall Rotunda

Proceeds from the pottery sale support the ceramics teaching collection at SCSU. This significant teaching resource is on view in Earl Hall. If you would like to see it, please make an appointment with Greg Cochenet or Cort Sierpinski.

For further information, please contact:
Greg Cochenet 2-8880/ [email protected]
Cort Sierpinski 2-6645/ [email protected]

02/21/2022

Hello everyone,
Make sure you come check out our Dali exhibition that is currently up in Buley Gallery through April 7!

https://news.southernct.edu/2022/02/04/a-rare-exhibit-opens-on-campus/

04/12/2021

11/09/2020

10/12/2020

Friday, students and faculty members gathered at Southern Connecticut State University to register voters and make prints to inspire others to vote.

07/09/2020

Congratulations to painting alumus Marla McLeod on being named one of The Boston Globe's 5 Outstanding Art School Graduates for 2020!!! Read all about her and her time at Southern, where she will return to teach in the fall.

Alumna Named One of Boston Globe’s “5 Outstanding Art-School Grads for 2020” AchievementsAlumniIn the NewsSchool of Arts and Sciences Jul 8, 2020 Marla McLeod To hear Marla McLeod, ‘14, describe her passion for her former major, geographic information science (GIS), one can’t help but imag...

06/15/2020

Congratulations Jenna !!

Join me in congratulating Jenna Palermo, a recent graduate from Southern's exceptional Studio Art program. A student of Professor Mia Brownell, her work is influenced by technology, current events, and biology, and she fondly refers to her illustrations as “creepy little dead things”. Her mediums include oil paint and ink. Check out her works on Instagram: or enjoy her senior exhibition here:
https://www.miabrownell.com/hosted-exhibitions/time-is-equally-real-online-group-exhibition/1

06/11/2020

Congratulations Sandra!

Check out the works of recent Southern graduate Sandra Theoharatos! A student of Professor Mia Brownell, Sandra graduated with her Associates Degree from Gateway Community College in 2014 and recently received her Bachelor’s in Studio Art at Southern with a minor in Anthropology. She notes that by painting distortive, circular compositions and psychological themes, she forces her viewers into accepting someone else’s reality and in so doing, her work provokes sensations of empathy and nostalgia. Check out her senior exhibition here: https://www.miabrownell.com/hosted-exhibitions/time-is-equally-real-online-group-exhibition/1

06/09/2020

Congratulations to Marla McLeod (Studio Art Class of 2014) !!

They graduate into a strange and unfamiliar world, starting with the virtual nature of their thesis exhibitions.

05/16/2020

https://www.miabrownell.com/hosted-exhibitions/time-is-equally-real-online-group-exhibition

This exhibition celebrates the Senior Thesis work by Southern Connecticut State University ART 420 Advanced Portfolio Students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jenna Palermo, Sandra Theoharatos, and Brigid Weiner presented their thesis publicly live on Instagram on May 7th, 2020. We hope to see their work in person at the SCSU Art Gallery sometime in the 2020 - 2021 academic year alongside all the talented graduating Studio Art majors!

04/20/2020

http://news.southernct.edu/2020/03/17/designing-woman/

Hello friends! We've all been so busy with a transition to online teaching that we've neglected this page, so we will try to bring some new updates! I'll start with this recent news piece about alumni Stephanie Howell and her jewelry work. Congrats to Stephanie!

Designing Woman AchievementsAlumniIn the NewsSchool of Arts and Sciences Mar 17, 2020 Alumna jewelry designer takes the prize for artistry and entrepreneurship. Jewelry designer Stephanie Howell wearing one of her creations. Having spent six years traveling throughout the U.S. and Europe, Stephanie....

11/18/2019

Don't spill your coffee because the holidays are around the corner! Come by the Engleman Hall Rotunda Monday Nov. 18 and Tuesday Nov. 19 to do your holiday shopping by purchasing handmade ceramics created by SCSU faculty and students. Proceeds from the sale help support the ceramics teaching collection at SCSU.