Art and culture bring students together
“It allows students and faculty to connect outside the structure of the classroom and share in the cultures that make up our community.”
Art from the Heart gave students a free space
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
Children’s art reveals the realities of war
Curated by Ulia Gosart, a Ukrainian-born scholar, activist and alumna of the university, the exhibition showcases 60 pieces of art.
Student finds relief in making wire art
Kaitlyn Regan – Special to the Southern News Justin Farmer, political science and biology major, said art is a way for him to release his body’s tension. Farmer said he has Tourette Syndrome and
Juliana DiMascia explores art through sculpting
Dylan Haviland – Managing Editor Juliana DiMascia, a junior psychology major, was cutting away at a white clay skull in ceramics sculpture. With meticulous care, she used her X-Acto knife to carve
“Channelings and Portals” by Artist Daniel Eugene Debuts in Lyman
Emine Demir – General Assignments Reporter There is no dogma or rules when creating art, said Connecticut born and raised artist, Daniel Eugene. On Saturday, September 10th 2016, Eugene had a reception
Earl Hall Showcases Students Artwork
Emine G. Demir– Earl Hall Showcase Art department secretary Jackie Defrancesco said that Earl Hall’s showcase is a great way for students to put their name out there. “The showcase gets everyone
Buley art gallery to provide new exhibits
Max Bickley – General Assignment Reporter Just earlier this year SCSU was finally able to hold the grand opening for the new Buley library on campus. As well, students were also able to
Architect shares research and insight into architecture of Auschwitz
Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter In the early years of WW II, Adolf Hitler was given a birthday gift by architect Albert Speer. Speer’s gift was a model of the new
Kehler Liddell Gallery in New Haven showcases paintings and photographs
Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter The two different artist’s work flowed beautifully together. Though they varied in appearance, both of the art pieces harmoniously captured peaceful scenes. On the wall hung
Students display artwork for “Art Crawl Earl Hall”
Allie McDonough, senior and graphic design stands next to one of her pieces in the exhibit. Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter The two plywood sculptures where distanced by a few feet,
Special education major commemorates Sandy Hook victim with lighthouse tattoo
Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter Lauren Sarna is a sophomore and special education major. Her tattoo is in remembrance of Ben. Can you tell me about your tattoo? “I think I
Inked Canvas: Psychology major gets tattoo in memory of older sister
Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter Mackenzie Malone is a sophomore and psychology major, minoring in criminal justice. Last year, she got a tattoo in memory of her older sister Kelsey. Can