The 2nd Annual FSC Voices program scheduled for Spring 2027 will coincide with the exhibition: Warhol: The Business of Art. 

Right now, our tentative dates are March 24 or March 25.

FSC Voices is a symposium or panel discussion connecting diverse faculty perspectives with an ongoing exhibition here at The AGB. Faculty are invited to consider academic interpretations that should be inspired by, rather than strictly focused on, the Warhol exhibition.

We are excited to include voices from across academic disciplines. For example, the exhibition could spark conversations around:

  • The connection between consumerism and art

  • The influence of 1960s NYC on mass media

  • Sixties counter-culture and political activism

  • Philosophy, music, or literature of the period

  • Specific practices of art-making connected to Warhol and/or his contemporaries (screenprinting, posters, etc.)

  • The commercialization of art

  • Or other creative connections/perspectives on the exhibition

Faculty wouldn’t need to speak directly about the Warhol or Contemporary art—unless that fits your work—but rather to explore how this historical moment sparks new conversations within your field. The goal is cross-disciplinary engagement, with space for creative, unexpected connections.

If you're interested in being involved or learning more, please email Dr. Ward at dward@flsouthern.edu 

Once we determine how many people are interested in participating, we can begin shaping the exact format—though feedback from last year’s event will likely have it be an afternoon-evening event (w/ reception to follow) as opposed to a noon-five program (hopefully so more students and faculty can attend without a conflict with ongoing classes).

All students, faculty, and staff will be invited to attend.