Press Release The Starkville Area Arts Council is excited to announce the next exhibit in the Art in Public Places (AiPP) program featuring works by artist Caroline Hatfield. The hybrid exhibit will be on display from May 3 to July 4, 2022, in the Partnership Lobby in Downtown Starkville and online on the SAAC website (starkvillearts.net/creativeeconomy). Hatfield’s creative practice utilizes sculpture, installation, and extended media to explore themes of landscape and science fiction. She is a recipient of the Trawick Contemporary Art Prize as well as a South Arts Cross-Sector Impact Grant among many other honors and awards. Hatfield was appointed Assistant Professor and Area Coordinator of Sculpture at Mississippi State University in September 2021. Read more about Hatfield on the online exhibit page. The exhibit will kick off with an opening reception on Tuesday, May 3, from 5:30-7 pm in the Greater Starkville Development Partnership lobby in downtown Starkville. Wine provided by SAAC. As part of SAAC’s AiPP series, works may be listed for sale. SAAC provides reception and publicity, handles the collecting and reporting of MS State Sales Taxes on behalf of the artist for any works sold while taking a substantially reduced commission (20% instead of 50% usually charged by galleries). The artist keeps 80% of the proceeds. Please contact SAAC for more information on purchasing works ([email protected]). #starkvillearts #ArtinPublicPlaces #aippshowcase #AiPP
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