Hey folks! It’s been a while [yeah… sorry about skipping an entry last month; I’ve been busy]. At least now I have more to talk about 😛 Two major things in my college application process happened in November: interviews and … Continued
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Opens: Dec. 20 ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ A Movie Review By Joseph Hagen The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo catapults out of the best sellers rack at your local bookstore and into theaters … Continued
By: Anne Canfield Kansas City Art Institute Even artists and designers who rely on traditional media are turning more and more to digital technology for purposes ranging from exploration to implementation. “There are approaches to art practice that involve traditional … Continued
Sustainability is the capacity to endure. Sustainability embodies stewardship and design with nature. Historic preservation is an endeavor that seeks to conserve and protect buildings, objects, landscapes or other artifacts of historic significance. According to the National Trust for Historic … Continued
By: Chris Burnett Chair, Department of Art, The Center for the Visual Arts, University of Toledo, OH How do you print a two-dimensional graphic on a three- dimensional surface, or even figure out how to design the graphic in the … Continued
By: Dan Thomas Jazz Instructor, Jazz Studies, UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance With the help of James Kanki and the Heart of America Japan-America Society, the UMKC Conservatory Concert Jazz Band traveled to Japan to perform as invited guests … Continued
By Suzanne Lenz, Vice President of Development, New Hampshire Institute of Art Joel Gill, chairperson for the Foundations Department at New Hampshire Institute of Art, Manchester, N.H., knows that successful artists don’t follow rules, they break them. “The word foundation … Continued
The success of Lesley University’s groundbreaking Expressive Therapies program is a living example that taking strength from conflict and “doing the unthinkable” can lead to great things. That was the message the founders of the program embraced during a one-day … Continued
By Anne Shulock, Communications Specialist, San Francisco Art Institute In art school, there is no single way to approach your education. Art is messy—not just in the splatter-painted-clothes sense, but in the way that artists must grapple with form, content, … Continued
By: Andrew Lyndon Director of Fine Arts and Professor of Animation at California College of the Arts (campuses in San Francisco and Oakland) Are you thinking of a career in animation? It’s an excellent idea, for a number of reasons. … Continued