Everyone finds beauty in something that another may not. From nature to art to humans, the famous saying “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” is true.
Gretchen Batcheller
Faculty and Staff Find Silver Linings Amid Loss and Isolation During COVID-19
COVID-19 cases in the community, the loss of loved ones and fully remote classes have all greatly impacted the University. Faculty and staff explain the struggles they have experienced during the pandemic and the positives that brighten this challenging time.
Fine Arts Majors Adapt to Online Classes
For students and faculty in the Fine Arts Division, the show must go on.
Seeing the Value in Dark
Light and dark are necessary counterbalances in art. Whether it is gray scale or complete contrast, light and dark work together to create meaning.
Art Student Pushes Boundaries with Nude Photography Exhibit, Administrators Push Back
An art student attempting to provoke administrators will not be permitted to display her project alongside her peers’ work.
Light & Dirty: ‘The Controversy Is Expected’
Photos by Berkley Mason and Courtesy of Lydia Gerard and Meridith Cary Light & Dirty, a senior thesis exhibition at the Weisman Museum, is showing a handful of art pieces, all of which aim to convey and start a dialogue about topics of “light” or “dirty” nature, senior Studio Art major Lydia Gerard said. Assistant […]
