Erik Mark Sandberg: Creating beyond expectation
Sandberg’s work is surrealism that begs to be interpreted through a lens of fleeting familiarity.
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“Was God Dead:” Käthe Kollwitz depicts human despair like no other
The German expressionist movement features an incredible artist whose pieces are here on campus.
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Andrew Wyeth: finding the Beauty in the Quiet
From changing seasons to changing lives, Wyeth’s work invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of transition.
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More than a country star: The legacy of Dolly Parton
From her Appalachian roots to decades of music, advocacy and philanthropy, Parton used her platform to give back to the communities around her.
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“The Drama” (2026) review
A character analysis of Emma, and a critique of a violent subculture that is prevalent in American culture.
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Local art spotlight: Jedidiah design store
A wonderful gallery and art shop near you!
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Olympics and the Arts: 1912-1948
The Olympics were not always just about athletic sports!
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Artist spotlight: Ariana Papademetropoulos
Understanding art as the reality it inhabits.
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Nature as a harbinger of justice: Olga Tokarczuk’s “Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead.”
A brief review of a Polish mystery that strikes the senses and reinvents our surroundings.
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A beginners guide to watercolor art
Watercolor art is an accessible medium to begin exploring as a new hobby.
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