OSU Arts & Culture
From pottery lessons to theater productions, OSU’s diverse art organizations deliver.
Students, faculty, and community members are welcome to experience arts the way the
creators intended.
Powerful Love Art Contest
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 16th, 2023, the OSU Arts Committee is hosting the 2023 OSU Powerful Love Contest. Dr. King was a strong advocate for love and its power to prevail over all. This year’s
art competition aims to promote love and inclusivity through visual art by highlighting
interpretations, stories, experiences and histories inspired by Dr. King’s vision.
All entrants will have the opportunity to have their submission displayed publicly
on the Orange Wall Art Gallery in the basement of the Student Union from January 17th to January 31st.
OSU Music Industry Program
Named a top music business school by Billboard Magazine
The Oklahoma State University Greenwood School of Music's music industry program was recognized as a top music business by Billboard magazine in its October 2022 issue.
OSU's Bachelor of Science in music industry was specifically highlighted for housing
its own student-run company, Poke U, which connects students to professionals in the
industry. Most recently, OSU alumnus and country musician Garth Brooks held a speaker series
for OSU students through the Greenwood School of Music. Next month, country music
producer and OSU alumnus Scott Hendricks will speak to students.
Arts Alumnus Spotlight
Anthony Hill | 2022 Distinguished Alumni, B.A. Theatre '11
Former Cowboy Football walk-on wide receiver and theatre scholarship recipient Anthony
Hill was honored as a 2022 Distinguished Alumni from the OSU Department of Theatre and the College of Arts and Sciences on September 17, 2022. Hill transferred to OSU in 2008. After battling injuries on the football field, the
multi-talented student turned his full attention to OSU Theatre. His skills would
later help him land lead roles on some of the biggest shows in television such as
Grey's Anatomy, How to Get Away With Murder and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
NEWS
VIEW ALLFour undergraduate and two graduate students from Oklahoma State University’s graphic design program recently had their work selected in the annual American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) Baltimore Flux Student Design Competition.
An exhibition of works by Japanese artist Manami Ishimura opens Jan. 19 at the Gardiner Gallery of Art in the Bartlett Center on Oklahoma State University’s Stillwater campus. The exhibition, titled “Ripple,” includes three large sculptural works made of PETG plastic using a 3D pen and monofilament.