Posts tagged art

“Salvador Dali and the Divine Comedy, Part III: Paradise” is currently on display at the Reece Museum until June 15. The collection is the final installment …

“Chernobyl transported us from one era to another. We face a new reality.” – Svetlana Alexievich In 1986, a nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl plant …

Feb. 27 – S.A.F.E. Seminar  On Tuesday, ETSU Public Safety Officer Sgt. Amanda Worley, will facilitate “STOP Violence Against Teenage and Adult Women” for the …

Images of young men and women bearing shunted glances and ambiguous, weighted emotions tells a fragmented narrative of “American masculinity, coming of age, and lost …

On Feb. 19, ETSU artists Bode Alaka and Jarleel Earby exhibited a number of their paintings and drawings in the Mulcticultural Center lounge. The event coincided with Black History Month’s culture week. The artists’ works will …

Overwhelmingly mundane and yet heartbreaking, funny and super relatable! ETSU students brought their take on “The Flick,” a Pultizer Prize-winning play by Annie Baker to …

Regina Holliday shakes up the health care scene with her personal, passionate artistry. ETSU held an event last week entitled, “An Evening of Health, Wellness …

ETSU’s tremendous theatre department has grown substantially over the years. In fact, the department began as just a speech major with a concentration in theatre, …

East Tennessee State University held a screening of ‘Liyana,’ a unique film that’s a blend of documentary and fictional animation. This film was the brainchild …

When the word poetry is brought up, the first thing that comes to the mind is literature studied in high school classrooms–poets like William Shakespeare …