boo_miami_plan_1_2.jpg
(11/20/25 2:44am)
Established 1826 — Oldest College Newspaper West of the Alleghenies
21 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Miami University's Master of Fine Arts Candidates display their artwork in Hiestand Galleries.
visitors observe “Don’t Call Me Goddess, I Am Impatient” (2025) by Bubly Barna
In The Making exhbiting artists (left to right)- De-Graft Boateng, Fatemeh Shekarforoush, Noelle Hemrich, Bubly Barna, Hannah Bays, and Emmanuel Osei Bonsu.
Noelle Hemrich with her work "Fold Your Laundry", 2025 (left) and "August 31, 2025", 2025 (right).
Emmanuel Osei Bonsu with his work "Ethereal Melody".
Hannah Bays poses with her work "Shield no. 1: Epistle".
De-Graft Boateng with his work "Vanity Trap", (2025)
“Gilded Ruins” (2024) and “Illusion of Wealth” (2025) by De-Graft Boateng.
"Snapshot of Illusion of Wealth", 2025 by De-Graft Boateng
“What’s For Lunch” (2025) by Noelle Hemrich.
August 31, 2025, 2025 by Noelle Hemrich.
“Some Amount of Time” by Hannah Bays.
Gallery visitor admires work by Emmanuel Osei Bonsu.
"Narcissist" (left) and “Pink Goes With Everything” (right) by Fatemeh Shekarforoush.
“Space Between Thoughts” (2025) displayed in Hiestand hall.
“Sanctuary within ruins” (2025) by Emmanuel Osei Bonsu (left), “In the beginning” (2025) (middle) and “deja vu” (2025) (right) by Hannah Bays.
Walking across streets while being distracted, even when using crosswalks, can be dangerous.
Students are advised by Kara Strass, director of Miami Tribe relations for the Myaamia Center.