Inside the Umoja Festival: 20 Year celebration with first time vendors
The Umoja Festival celebrated 20 years this past weekend in downtown Johnson City. The event aims to promote unity in the community so it is …
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‘Mother!’ proclaimed as ambitious art
With a spectacular cast lineup featuring “Hunger Games” star Jennifer Lawrence, Academy Award winners Javier Bardem and Michelle Pfeiffer and big-screen veteran Ed Harris, “Mother!” …
From the editor: Art wanted!
Dear readers, The arts and entertainment section is certainly one of my favorite sections, as the arts have always been important to culture and society. …
“Deadly Medicine” in memoriam to Holocaust
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s “Deadly Medicine” exhibit was transported to the Reece Museum at ETSU for a limited amount of time. Conjunctive with …
Aerial dancing–a form of art and exercise
When most people think of dancing, they usually imagine dancing with two feet planted firmly on the ground. Not the case for this style! There is …
Groundbreaking for art making
During the spring 2016 semester, ETSU President Brian Noland announced several new construction projects that would take place on campus beginning in fall 2016 and …
‘Student Art Honors Show 2017’ awardees on display at Slocumb Galleries
Upon entering the Ball Hall, the viewers are greeted by art at the Slocumb Galleries with the glass display in the lobby featuring the multimedia …
Galleries work to feature inclusive art
Though ETSU will essentially be abandoned over the summer break, ETSU’s Slocumb and Tipton Galleries will be full of life. The director of the galleries, …
ETSU’s Reece Museum presents Salvador Dalí and the Divine Comedy Part II: Purgatory
Art and literature unite at the ETSU Reece Museum’s Salvador Dalí Exhibit. The exhibit, which has been open since April 5, depicts the paintings of …
“Ni De Aqui, Ni De Alla” showcases Latino, Mexican-American art form
The latest exhibit in Tipton Gallery in downtown Johnson City, “Neither Here, Nor There,” creates a new perspective on Latino/Mexican-American art. Translating to “Neither Here, …