By Sunni Pike
Curator and artist Carrie Ann Baade reeked of mystery and curiosity as she expressed her passion for “monsters” at the opening of the “Cute and Creepy” exhibition, shown at the Dedo Maranville Fine Arts Gallery in October 2017. Her dark Victorian Gothic appearance matched the surrounding artwork, intriguing the audience to learn more. Continue reading Unsure of What to Think, Unable to Look Away
By Sarah Moore
Cute and Creepy, a show curated by Carrie Ann Baade, traveled to the Dedo Maranville Fine Arts Gallery at Valdosta State University this fall. Perfectly timed for Halloween vibes, the exhibition opened mid-October and ran until early November. The original show, which debuted in 2011 at Florida State University, was larger with more artists. Continue reading The Dedo Maranville Fine Arts Gallery at VSU Gets Into the Halloween Spirit
By Lydia Porter
Who says that the cute can’t be creepy and vice versa? Someone may have. If they did then the “Cute and Creepy” art exhibition at the Dedo Maranville art gallery at Valdosta State University would prove them wrong. Here, we have works of art that can be considered both cute and creepy at the same time. Continue reading Cute and Creepy: Who Says Adorable Things Can’t Have a Dark Side?
By Lisa Taylor
The Dedo Maranville Gallery at Valdosta State University had their third gallery exhibition this semester. The opening reception of Cute and Creepy was October 16, 2017. Artist and curator Carrie Ann Baade held the gallery talk of the Cute and Creepy exhibition. She talked about the seven amazing artists that have created these grotesque, chilling and monstrous artworks. Continue reading Spine-chilling Creatures Shock VSU
By Katherine Ogletree
Every chance to witness the externalized dreams of your mentors is a chance to learn about them. The Art Faculty Exhibition at Dedo Maranville Gallery was a unique look into Valdosta State’s talented professors. Art has a way of connecting us all, so this intimate look at the way your professors personally utilize their talents is a huge bridge. Continue reading Educational Insight; VSU Faculty
By Selena Mondragon
The “Cute and Creepy” exhibition at the Dedo Maranville Gallery was a thrilling show that one would not easily forget. The exhibition was curated by Carrie Ann Baade, and features the work of 7 artists, and the media used ranged from paintings to sculptures. The artists’ works were arranged throughout the gallery, not grouped together, which made for a more interesting and enjoyable experience. Continue reading Halloween Arrives Early at Valdosta State
By Jasmine Frazier
This past October, I had the pleasure of going to the Valdosta State University Dedo Maranville Fine Arts Gallery to attend the “Cute and Creepy” art exhibition located in Valdosta, Georgia. When I walked into the gallery my eyes were drawn to a lady wearing a black Medieval-looking dress and hat. Carrie Ann Baade is the curator of “Cute and Creepy.” Continue reading Demonic Creatures Attended VSU
By Logan Dotson
The solar eclipse was not the only spectacle that happened on August 21, 2017. Valdosta State University kicked off the semester with its first opening of the academic year in the Dedo Maranville gallery by showcasing the faculty’s artwork. This incredible exhibition is an amazing starting point for the semester, as it allows the students and visitors of VSU to view the personal works that the art and design professors have spent time creating and researching. Continue reading Total Eclipse of the Art
By Marlene Gray
Cute and Creepy is an art exhibition that was shown at the Dedo Maranville Gallery at Valdosta State University in Valdosta, Ga. The show consisted of seven artists that feature grotesque-inspired artworks from the Pop Surreal or New Contemporary art scenes. Continue reading Not Cute and Creepy!
By Spencer Robinson
Generally speaking, monsters and inner demons are not my normal cup of tea however “Cute and Creepy”, held at the Dedo Maranaville gallery this year at Valdosta State University was truly a memorable and perspective-changing moment for myself. Continue reading Facing Our Monsters