Taylor’s switch to online classes may have closed its gallery, but its seniors have still found a way to share their art. “Now That You’re Here” showcases the work of the senior art students. This year, 12 graphic artists, illustrators and photographers teamed up to create a unique show. Like ...
On Feb. 20, art majors had a glimpse into their potential futures.At the annual Art Careers Symposium, three professionals presented on how they succeeded in their respective artistic fields. Jessica Baide (’16), who is an art teacher; Sharon Vargo, who is a children’s book illustrator and Liz Wilson ...
Is it possible to say something without using words?Professors of Music Leon Harshenin and Christopher Bade set out to show it is possible in “Romance Without Words: An Evening of Romantic Instrumental Music.” On Friday, Feb. 21, the two performed a series of compositions centered around love and ...
The destruction of Hurricane Dorian was transformed into an opportunity to connect and heal at “Cans ’N Chorus.” On Thursday, Nov. 21, the Gospel Choir and the Office of Intercultural Programs (OIP) presented “World Dilemmas.” The concert’s entrance fee was a canned good or non-perishable ...
Shakespeare meets swing in Taylor Theatre’s production of “Much Ado About Nothing.”Professor of English Joe Ricke, who is the director, has added his own semi-modern twist to one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays.“We have this whole tradition in America of these great wartime musical comedies ...
Worlds collided at the Fall 2019 Game Jam competition. From Nov. 1 to 2, teams of up to two programmers and additional non-programming members were challenged to create a video game in 24 hours that related to the theme "Parallel Worlds.”In first place was “The One” by seniors Caitlin Gaff, ...
The Bridge is more than just a coffee shop.With its galleries, musical performances and other events, it is also a place where students can connect and share their creativity. “It has been the vision of management to offer a music night every month, along with monthly gallery openings, to promote ...
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.This old phrase has always defended the fact that beauty is subjective, but then how does one determine what is truly beautiful? A new exhibit in Metcalf Gallery explores that idea.“The Beautiful” opens Oct. 18 with a panel discussion at 6 p.m. On the panel is ...
A piece of the Caribbean came to campus Monday, Sept. 30.Maegan Pollonais presented “Songs of the Islands: Caribbean Art Songs,” by Dominique Le Gendre, a song cycle highlighting Caribbean music traditions. This was only the third time this cycle has been performed outside of the Caribbean.Before ...
Creating music is a delicate balance of creativity and technical skills. Saturday, Sept. 21, Pierce Church hosted a songwriting workshop to help musicians turn their ideas into art. Audrey Felger (‘08) led the three-hour lesson on coming up with ideas and effective lyrics.Inspiration for the workshop ...
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