The final year of university can be daunting for students, but for Alexa Bjerknes, it’s a time of hopefulness.Continue...
For Jodie Sloan, ArtSci ’19, art isn’t just a lens for understanding heartbreak and trauma: it’s catharsis.Continue...
Relief versus tension: Breanna Gordon, ArtSci '20, represents the softness of the human...Continue...
For Dominika Dembinski, fine art and decaying architecture are a natural duo.Continue...
Habiba Esaad wants to rewrite history.Continue...
Step into the studio with Charlotte Smith, ArtSci’19, as she works on her BFA thesis project...Continue...
For Victoria Kim, painting her feelings has typically been easier than explaining them.Continue...
Eryn Mccarthy has been drawn to faces ever since she was young — it all started with painting friends and family members.Continue...
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When Katarina Damiano woke up from a nightmare several weeks ago, her reaction was different from most. Rather than attempting to shake it off, she scrambled to write down the details, and then took the account straight to her professor.Continue...
