Art from the Heart, a daytime Programs Council event held in Engleman Hall Room B121, invited students to sit down, pick up a paintbrush and let their finals stress spill out onto
One of the pieces displayed in the exhibit. Titled "We Wanted To Live" by Bucha Tymofii, age 13. Photos by Valentina Toro
The Buley Library Art Gallery is showcasing artwork from its permanent African art collection through Nov. 20. The exhibition features ceremonial and utilitarian objects, including masks and divination tools, reflecting Africa’s rich
Sofia Rositani – Reporter After leaving her country behind to make herself known, Malak Mattar created her art solely off the trauma from her past, as it reflects the struggles the Palestinians
Jackson Volenec — Reporter Buley Library is hosting an open art exhibit, “When Caged Bird Sings,” that showcases the stories of multiple women who have undergone traumatic experiences but still persevered. “When Caged
Jenna Stepleman – General Assignment Reporter Shaana Campbell, an interdisciplinary studies major focusing in biology and art, has a unique perspective on her art. She has loved drawing since she was little
Josh LaBella – General Assignment Reporter Earl Hall started its yearly art crawl on Wednesday, March 29 to showcase the beautiful work that gets made by Southern artists, said art Professor Mia
Josh LaBella – General Assignment Reporter Nick Graham said he has a lot of interests. Throughout his life he said he has done oil painting, cooking, fashion, face painting, photography and jewelry
Lynandro Simmons – General Assignments Reporter Osaro Eromosele said that art has always been a form of escape and a way for people to express themselves. “I particularly love sculpting,” said Eromosele,
Jessica Roginski – Online Editor Walking into Earl Hall, a large skeletal figure can be seen behind the glass of the right side display case. The sculpture stands with lifelike hips and
Sherly Montes – Arts & Entertainment Editor Jonathan Geraldino, a sophomore art education major, has been currently working in his art classes to draw and paint a still life portrait. Geraldino says he