About the Exhibition

This Spring, from April 18 - 28, the Museum Object course in the Department of Art History at Florida State University will present Inked! Evolution of Print Culture, showcasing a selection of prints ranging from the Renaissance to the Industrial Revolution. The exhibition will offer an overview of different types of prints and their function in society. The show will also address the evolution of print making and the process of print collecting in the twentieth century. 

The exhibition will be mounted in the William Johnston Building Gallery, set in the newly renovated, LEED-certified William Johnston Building on Landis Green. With two glassed walls, facing the building's five-story atrium, the gallery is an exquisite and yet intimate space to show work.

Want to see the class in action? Check out this video made by students who took the course in the Fall.

Make A Gift

Museums employ more than 400,000 people in the United States. Your gift gives these students an experience which can prepare them for a rewarding career in this indisutry, as well as marketing, budgeting, planning, and fundraising skills applicable to any future position.

Your gift will allow our students to:

• Properly frame materials
• Present informational labels and placards
• Compose a period-specific setting to display the works
• Create an exhibition catalogue
• Promote their exhibition to the FSU and Tallahassee communities

Thank You

Those who donate to our Student-Curated Exhibition will receive a thank you card from the students.