Fine Arts

Glory to God

On February 27 at 7 p.m. in Rediger Auditorium, the Black Student Union (BSU) gathered students, faculty and members of local Destiny Church together for a night of worship.

Anora brings home gold with five Academy Awards at the Oscars

Independent film “Anora” became the surprise winner at the 97th Academy Awards, taking home five awards from six nominations in a massive win for small-budget filmmaking.

Taylor University premieres film festival in Horne

Taylor University’s Envision Film Festival anticipates cinematic enchantment as prospective students compete for scholarships, film and media arts students compete for cash prizes and successful industry workers make guest appearances.

Nostalgia Night highlights student stars

Nostalgia Night blasted off into an evening of music, talent and fun.

‘Out of Indiana’ art exhibition opens at Metcalf Gallery

The Metcalf Visual Arts Center hosted the opening of the “Out of Indiana” art exhibition on Oct. 25. Jeremie Riggleman, an assistant professor of art, first reached out to artists in August of 2024 with a goal to curate an art collection inspired by the previous fall semester “Out of Indiana: Clay Invitational.” 

Go with the flow: Water-Based Media grows student artists

With only an hour to complete each painting of her Go For It assignment, Mantha Brownson, a junior art education major, has found that the answer comes in embracing the fluidity of her medium.

‘Perm’ celebrates the creative legacy of TU women through art

On Aug. 27, Metcalf Gallery welcomed the “Perm” Art Exhibition, a selection of Taylor University’s permanent art collection, showcasing the legacy of art created by Taylor women over the years.

Performance class prepares students in music programs

On Fridays at noon, a unique music class has inhabited the space of the recital hall in the Smith-Hermanson Music Center. 

Multicultural Worship Night redefines worship

Students from across campus and around the world gathered to worship Jesus in the Rediger Auditorium for Multicultural Worship Night.

Fine Arts Feature: Victoria Boyd's 'The Path of Circumstance'

This series is titled "The Paths of Circumstance." Through my art, I wanted to highlight the difference between first- and third-world countries—the two different lifestyles and cultures.

Fine Arts Feature: Katie Ito

My name is Katie Ito and I am a senior Pre-Art Therapy major with a special focus in sculpture and liturgical art. The vase titled “Persimmon Summer,” is 18” high, handbuilt with coils, and covered in hand-painted blue persimmon branches, laden with ripe fruit.

Fine Arts Feature: Chelsea Springer

‘Death in Heartbreak Eternal’

‘Under the Belltower’

‘The Spectre’

Fine Arts Feature: "Luminescence" by Kaelynn Shultz

Fine Arts Feature: Journey Cornett

Walking through "No Man’s Land"