FSU unveils Valencian sculpture celebrating its international study centers

Revision 1 · Arts and international education · North Florida — Tallahassee · Record prepared

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FSU’s October 23 account describes a traditional Valencian falla unveiled in the Tallahassee Student Union the previous day.

What the record says

The university says Valencian artist José Luis Platero Cosí made the sculpture using papier-mâché, wood and other materials. It incorporates imagery of FSU’s overseas study centers and campus traditions. FSU describes it as the second of four planned international art installations in the Student Union, following bronze statues representing its Florence study center.

Source details and supporting locations.

Practical next step

Consult FSU International Programs for information about the study centers and the university’s global-learning activities.

Limits and what is not established

The report concerns the campus sculpture. It does not announce a new academic program or establish that the remaining planned installations are complete.

Sources checked October 24, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.

Original sources

Florida State University: original information

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