Monthly Archives: January 2012

Friends of the Collection: A Postal Plaza Event

Posted on January 30, 2012 by osucurator

Last Thursday evening, OSU President Burns Hargis and First Cowgirl Ann Hargis hosted 200 guests in the Postal Plaza (yes, it is still a construction site!). We spent days preparing the building with space heaters, vacuums, fire extinguishers and signage, … Continue reading →

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Fall 2011: Intern Caitlin Smith on working with the OSU Art Collection

Posted on January 23, 2012 by osucurator

Last semester we had three interns working with the OSUMA: Skylar Smith, Christina Naruszewicz, and today’s author, Caitlin Smith. Caitlin, a senior Art History major, has been active in the program in a variety of ways. Last year she curated … Continue reading →

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Museum to Fund Grad Fellowships for OSU’s new Masters Program in Art History!

Posted on January 16, 2012 by osucurator

Next fall, the art history program at Oklahoma State will begin its MA program in Art History. With a focus on cross-cultural connections and a unique mentoring structure that pairs graduate students with two advisors in different research areas, we … Continue reading →

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Fall 2011: Intern Skylar Smith on working for the OSU Museum of Art

Posted on January 9, 2012 by osucurator

Last semester we had three interns working with the OSUMA: Caitlin Smith, Christina Naruszewicz, and today’s author, Skylar Smith. Skylar, a junior majoring in Liberal Studies, is about to spend a semester abroad in Leicester, England. Last summer she was … Continue reading →

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Happy New Year

Posted on January 2, 2012 by osucurator

We’ve been taking a break for the holidays while the university is closed, but I’d like to take this opportunity to give heartfelt thanks to all those who supported the ongoing development of the art collection, the Postal Plaza, and … Continue reading →

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