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From Poetry to Posters, Art is a Tool for Social Change

April 9, 2019 by Kayiu Wong

Photo by Milan LoiaconoArt is a living part of history. When one thinks back to landmark social movements, art has always played a driving force in portraying the upheavals and shifts of society.Because artistic mediums like film, poetry and paintings have the power to send impactful messages that resonate with audiences, artists use their work to express their truth, wrestle … [Read more...] about From Poetry to Posters, Art is a Tool for Social Change

Stuck-o Art: Students Express Themselves Through Laptop Stickers

April 9, 2019 by Kaelin Mendez

Editor’s Note: Quotes were edited for clarity and brevity. Photos by Kaelin Mendez Stickers are bought online, ripped off fruit and found in toy machines. Although simple in nature, stickers have the power to reveal something about the person displaying them. Students don their laptops with stickers collected through their travels and experiences. Laptops become an … [Read more...] about Stuck-o Art: Students Express Themselves Through Laptop Stickers

Street Art Around the World

April 9, 2019 by Currents Staff

Art, traditionally housed in museums and historical places, have quite the diverse life outside of those walls. In the 18 different countries represented in this photo gallery, witness how art fills the streets of Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.   … [Read more...] about Street Art Around the World

Letter from the Editor

February 4, 2019 by Allison Lee

Photo by Milan Loiacono What is worship? The definition of worship can be anything and everything and it is different for every single person. It’s hard to convey someone’s deep connection to worship or their struggle in worship with a word limit and a page count. But we are hoping to plant seeds, be the next dinner conversation starter and expand your view of worship … [Read more...] about Letter from the Editor

Worshipping False Idols | Celebrities and Success

February 4, 2019 by Mary Cate Long

Photo by Milan LoiaconoThe term false idol has a distinctly religious and antiquated connotation. A picture of a pagan dance circle surrounding a golden statue or some other generally heathen mental image fill the mind. However, Erich Fromm, German-American psychoanalyst and philosopher, argued that idolatry is alive and well in today’s society, albeit in increasingly … [Read more...] about Worshipping False Idols | Celebrities and Success

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