Posts tagged art

Video games have become the newest and greatest form of interactive entertainment. But why? What is it about these electronic game consoles that appeal to …

Submit now, it’s not too late! “The Mockingbird,” ETSU’s student arts and literary magazine, is currently accepting submissions for its 45th issue. Published yearly, “The …

Imagine being able to appreciate art even if you were visually impaired or had low vision. This is now possible at the Reece Museum for …

On Oct. 16, the Reece Museum welcomed their new exhibit entitled “A New Subjectivity: Figurative Painting after 2000.” The exhibit—from the Pratt Manhattan Gallery in …

At the Reece Museum’s fifth annual FL3TCH3R Exhibit, some works will ask you stand back to take in their breadth. Others invite you to come …

On Friday the 13th, courtesy of the Department of Music, the ETSU community was able to get a glimpse of our own Yi-Yang Chen’s piano …

At every turn we are bombarded with commentaries regarding the current affairs of social and political issues affecting the world. Especially in art, it doesn’t …

Oct. 8-12 ETSU Theatre and Dance- “Playhouse Creatures” by April DeAngelis  Continuing through Oct. 12, “Playhouse Creatures” will be presented by the ETSU Department of …

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 …

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!” …