Posts tagged art

Artist Dennis Greenwell makes a statement about LGBTQ youth and the everyday struggles the community is forced to face in his exhibit “Tragic Disclosures.” Greenwell …

RACE and Ethnicity Privilege Walk: Beginning at high noon on Feb. 16, the D.P. Culp University Center’s Multicultural Center will be hosting the RACE and …

Artist Talk: Artist Michael Fischerkeller comes to ETSU to discuss his latest gallery “Our State of the Union.” Located in Ball Hall, Slocumb Galleries has …

Woodson sits down with art historian and museum curator Cole Hendrix to talk about the public art movement in Johnson City.

The FL3TCH3R Exhibit showcases the many topics the world is dealing with today. The exhibit is located in the Reece Museum and done in memoriam …

Vanessa Mayoraz has always examined things from the smallest angle, and now as a professor and an artist she shares her passion for curiosity and …

An ETSU art student was found dead in Loudon County as the victim of a car crash. Diana Guzman, 20, was found on the afternoon …

Two papers due this week, three exams next week, along with a portfolio due during finals. And guess what—you haven’t even started on any of …

Any artist can tell you that the moment in which inspiration strikes is one of great satisfaction. But, even better than that is the moment …

“Imprint,” a video art exhibit by ETSU artist and professor Travis Graves, is the newest addition to the Reece Museum’s gallery. In the exhibit, Graves …