Ralph Hudson Gallery, 1162 5th Avenue South, Columbus, MS, 39701, United States

Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Diana Neal is a self-taught fiber artist, who now resides in Starkville. Neal works in various techniques, including embroidery, needle punch, batik, and felting, often in combination with one another. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the first floor of Summer Hall, are open Monday through Friday, from 8 […]

Illustrations in books, newspapers, magazines or posters help to communicate the intent of a text.  Need to visualize a key moment in a narrative?  Or express witty statements about the politics of the day?  Illustrating the Point presents a range of ways that artists communicate visually. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the […]

Intersections of Gender and Place is a biennial exhibition that examines various issues of gender and also the impact of this region on the artist’s work. The parameters are purposefully vague so that the invited artists may address the theme through their own interpretations. The result is lively ‘conversation’ about gender in the South. This […]

Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Diana Neal is a self-taught fiber artist, who now resides in Starkville. Neal works in various techniques, including embroidery, needle punch, batik, and felting, often in combination with one another. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the first floor of Summer Hall, are open Monday through Friday, from 8 […]

Illustrations in books, newspapers, magazines or posters help to communicate the intent of a text.  Need to visualize a key moment in a narrative?  Or express witty statements about the politics of the day?  Illustrating the Point presents a range of ways that artists communicate visually. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the […]

Intersections of Gender and Place is a biennial exhibition that examines various issues of gender and also the impact of this region on the artist’s work. The parameters are purposefully vague so that the invited artists may address the theme through their own interpretations. The result is lively ‘conversation’ about gender in the South. This […]

Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Diana Neal is a self-taught fiber artist, who now resides in Starkville. Neal works in various techniques, including embroidery, needle punch, batik, and felting, often in combination with one another. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the first floor of Summer Hall, are open Monday through Friday, from 8 […]

Illustrations in books, newspapers, magazines or posters help to communicate the intent of a text.  Need to visualize a key moment in a narrative?  Or express witty statements about the politics of the day?  Illustrating the Point presents a range of ways that artists communicate visually. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the […]

Intersections of Gender and Place is a biennial exhibition that examines various issues of gender and also the impact of this region on the artist’s work. The parameters are purposefully vague so that the invited artists may address the theme through their own interpretations. The result is lively ‘conversation’ about gender in the South. This […]

Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Diana Neal is a self-taught fiber artist, who now resides in Starkville. Neal works in various techniques, including embroidery, needle punch, batik, and felting, often in combination with one another. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the first floor of Summer Hall, are open Monday through Friday, from 8 […]

Illustrations in books, newspapers, magazines or posters help to communicate the intent of a text.  Need to visualize a key moment in a narrative?  Or express witty statements about the politics of the day?  Illustrating the Point presents a range of ways that artists communicate visually. The Mississippi University for Women Galleries, located on the […]

Intersections of Gender and Place is a biennial exhibition that examines various issues of gender and also the impact of this region on the artist’s work. The parameters are purposefully vague so that the invited artists may address the theme through their own interpretations. The result is lively ‘conversation’ about gender in the South. This […]