USF Contemporary Art Museum

JOIN US FOR… Breaking Barriers: Gathering Light Opening Reception & Artists Panel: Friday, May 22 // 7-9pm, USFCAM Link in bio for more. Editha Perez Heberlein, Glow and Shadow, 2025. #contemporaryartmuseum #USF #tampaarts #veterans #breakingbarriers

LAST CALL! Things Don’t Seem The Same: 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibition closes THIS Saturday, May 9. Thank you to the MFA students for their participation, the CAM & School of Art History faculty and staff for making it possible, & all who attended. Link in bio. #contemporaryart #USF

Brogan Willis’s work explores the intersection of athletic discipline, material labor, and cultural memory. Learn more at tonight’s Panel Discussion: 6pm // USF FAH 101 Link in bio. #contemporaryart #USF Brogan Willis, Interference in Stride Shoe 1, 2026.

Diana Sosnowska, SESSION DCC-14, 2025 #contemporaryart #USF

Diana Sosnowska is a Polish-Italian visual artist whose practice investigates how institutional regimes and scientific knowledge systems both record & construct knowledge.   Learn more at tomorrow’s Panel Discussion: April 22, 6pm // USF FAH 101   Link in bio.

Atia Shafie, On My Mother’s Land, 2026 #contemporaryart #USF

Atia Shafie’s childhood shifted dramatically when she migrated with her family to Iran. She negotiated new cultural codes while holding onto the remnants of another life. Learn more at our upcoming Panel Discussion: April 22, 6pm // USF FAH 101   Link in bio.

Darlene Gold, Self-Portrait/Portal & Threshold, 2025. #contemporaryart #USF #tampaart

Through self-portraiture that foregrounds pleasure, vulnerability, and connection, Darlene Gold’s photography challenges cultural assumptions about age, sexuality, and female visibility. Learn more at our upcoming Panel Discussion: April 22, 6pm // USF FAH 101 Link in bio.

Patrick Michael Carew, Strong Hands, 2026.

This work is by artist Patrick Michael Carew. He is an image-based artist working at the intersection of photography and printmaking. Learn more at our upcoming Panel Discussion: April 22, 6pm // USF FAH 101 Link in bio. #contemporaryart #USF

JOIN US FOR… Panel Discussion April 22, 6-7:30pm // USF FAH 101 Participating artists are Enoch Appiah, Mike Cannata, Patrick Michael Carew, Darlene Gold, Atia Shafie, Diana Sosnowska, and Brogan Willis. Link in bio for more. photos: Forrest MacDonald #contemporaryart #USF

Mike Cannata, Two Paintings, 2026. (From Sound and Motion)

This work is by artist Mike Cannata. He is a multimedia artist who works in largescale painting, sculpture, installation, & ceramics. Learn more at our upcoming Panel Discussion: April 22, 6pm // USF FAH 101 Link in bio. #contemporaryart #USF

Enoch Appiah, Migration, 2026.

ON VIEW NOW: Things Don't Seem The Same: 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibition This work is by artist Enoch Appiah. He is a Ghanaian artist with a focus in ceramics & mixed media. Learn more at our upcoming Panel Discussion: April 22, 6pm // USF FAH 101 Link in bio. #contemporaryart #USF

ART IN CONVERSATION: A POETRY & PROSE READING April 9 // 6:30-8pm, USFCAM Join us for a night of poetry & prose readings. These original pieces were written in response to the Things Don't Seem The Same: 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibition. Link in bio for more. #contemporaryart #USF

OPENING APRIL 3 Things Don’t Seem The Same: 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibition 7-9pm, USFCAM 2026 Artists: Enoch Appiah, Mike Cannata, Patrick Michael Carew, Darlene Gold, Atia Shafie, Diana Sosnowska, and Brogan Willis. Link in bio for more. @TheArtsatUSF #USF #contemporaryart

@TheArtsatUSF Image: Diana Sosnowska, Gravity, 2025. Archival pigment print. Image courtesy of the artist.

THINGS DON’T SEEM THE SAME: 2026 MFA THESIS EXHIBITION Opening Reception: April 3 7-9pm, USFCAM Join us to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2026 MFA candidates from the USF School of Art & Art History. Link in bio for more. #contemporaryartmuseum #USF #tampaarts