Posts tagged art

On this day in 1564, the world welcomed one of the true “Greats” of history.  Rivaled by few others in terms of universal impact, Michelangelo, …

For four decades, the Positive/Negative Juried Art Exhibits have served as an annual platform for compelling works that explore contrast in form, concept, and emotion. …

In an era marked with social, political and cultural challenges, “Posters for Peace” offers images, messages and ideas centered around promoting peace and fostering meaningful …

The FL3TCHER Exhibit opened on September 30 and will run till December 6. The FL3TCHER exhibition was created to forward the legacy of a former …

If you’re an Appalachian, there’s a good chance you have a closet full of quilts. Quilting is a part of Appalachian tradition and has been …

Presented in Slocomb Galleries, Kimberly English’s “Threshold” invites the audience into a personal exploration of loss through traditional Appalachian weaving techniques and modern artistic expression.  …

Curated by ETSU alumna Shai Perry-McCallister, “Migracion” is a multimedia exhibit at ETSU’s Slocumb Gallery and the Tipton Gallery that features Latinx artists from Kansas …

The Crafty Creations Art Fair took place on April 18 on Main Street in the Culp Center. The market was put on by the Collegiate …

Comic-con takes over the Culp with ETSU-Con 2024. On March 23 to 24, ETSU-Con 2024 was held at the Culp Center. On Saturday, registration opened …

The ETSU Slocumb Galleries held an awarding reception followed by a juror’s lecture to conclude the “Positive/Negative 39 National Juried Art Exhibition” on March 7. …