GCSU artist paints picture for Baldwin/Putnam nonprofits

  • Maggie Morgan’s mural at The Bright House in Baldwin County. The mural features a colorful backdrop for a variety of simple designs hand-selected to represent hope, restoration, transformation, and growth. COURTESY OF GCSU
    Maggie Morgan’s mural at The Bright House in Baldwin County. The mural features a colorful backdrop for a variety of simple designs hand-selected to represent hope, restoration, transformation, and growth. COURTESY OF GCSU
  • Maggie Morgan speaks at the Paragon exhibition. BAILEY BALLARD/FILE PHOTO
    Maggie Morgan speaks at the Paragon exhibition. BAILEY BALLARD/FILE PHOTO
  • Morgan’s mural at Habitat for Humanity’s Re-Store in Putnam County. The mural features three individuals building homes. COURTESY OF GCSU
    Morgan’s mural at Habitat for Humanity’s Re-Store in Putnam County. The mural features three individuals building homes. COURTESY OF GCSU
    Georgia College & State University graduate Maggie Morgan gave back to the Baldwin and Putnam communities through her senior CAPSTONE project. Morgan is a studio art major with a concentration in graphic design and recently presented her CAPSTONE project at the Paragon exhibition on April 18 at the Leland Gallery inside GCSU’s Ennis Hall. CAPSTONE II is referred to by ...

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