Community art program returns and offers classes to local students
The Taylor University art department is offering classes to local students ranging from kindergarten to high school seniors.
The Taylor University art department is offering classes to local students ranging from kindergarten to high school seniors.
Some forms of grief never truly disappear. They leave a mark, an invisible scar, even as time moves on and the rest of the world begins to forget.
Western Art Museum officially opens its doors to the public. Read about this story by writer Will Riddell at theechonews.com.
Senior Liz Naatz’s story to Taylor includes growth and perseverance.
The history of Matthews is being displayed on the town’s newest mural — a mural designed by Taylor alumna, Abby Braswell.
Senior art student, Sara Recknagel, describes her journey as an artist through looking at her time at Taylor.
Indiana Wesleyan students, Emily Phillippe, displays her art at The Bridge as their Artist of the Month.
The staff behind 'Parnassus' gears up for a new publication in the midst of change.
Senior pre-Art therapy major, Sarah Bleeke, shares her passion for art and where that passion started.
Taylor senior Jaime Wills displayed her photography at local coffee shop.
Visiting artists Laura Tabbut and Justine Sorsen spoke at a talk-back session at Taylor on their piece, 'A Pattern in the Sky' on Oct. 16.
Senior Abby Braswell discusses what drew her to her passion of art.
This demonstration was part of “Ars Mechanica”, the newest exhibit in the Metcalf Gallery. It is a collaborative show, where a wide range of CGI art is displayed both in prints and on various screens throughout the Metcalf Gallery.
Senior Clarissa Paschall narrates her journey of reflection.
Tashema Davis paints a mural on Main Street in honor of the Black Lives Matter movement.