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Portrait of artist and designer Kameron Neal smiling broadly at the camera. He wears round wire-rimmed glasses and a dark navy button-up shirt with a band collar, and stands against a dark background lit by horizontal strips of warm orange light.

App State Alumnus Kameron Neal Returns to Boone for Visiting Lecture Series

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A promotional flyer for the Graphic Design Portfolio Review, hosted by the Appalachian State University Graphic Design Program. Bold dark title text fills the top over gray, green, and pink blocks arranged in an angular, stepped layout. Details at the bottom read "Friday, Nov 13, 2026," with session times of 10a to 12pm and 1p to 3pm.

Portfolio Review Day for Graphic Design Students

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**IMG_9882a.jpg** Detail of Aaron McIntosh's Invasive Queer Kudzu installation, a wall of fabric kudzu leaves in many shades of green stitched to cloth vines. The leaves are made from patterned fabrics and printed images and hand-inscribed with participant stories and messages, including one reading "hey y'all, you are loved."

Fall Gallery Season Opens with Aaron McIntosh’s “Intertwined Archives”

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A man stands smiling in front of a large projection screen displaying the presentation title Who's Afraid of Art History? by Levi Sherman.

Levi Sherman: Post-Studio Practice and the Art of the Possible

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Long wooden bench with geometric panel details supported by two concrete block legs.

Students Honored at Art + Design Expo 2026 Exhibition and Awards Reception

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A student lifts a freshly formed sheet of blue-tinted handmade paper from a wooden mold, water dripping from its edges, during Nick Cladis's Japanese papermaking demonstration.

Craft Takes Center Stage in Wey Hall with Rock Paper Scissors

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Two presenters stand at the front of a wood-paneled auditorium with brick walls, addressing a full audience seated in curved rows of theater-style chairs. A large projection screen to the right displays a grid of organic-shaped artworks.

Fantasy, Form, and the Fluid Object: A History of Frogs Visits the Department of Art

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