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While wearing his DIY Shrinky Dink earrings he made that night, Chancellor Davis, 15, traces a
photo of Kaonashi also known as “No Face” from the animated film “Spirited Away” during Teen
Craft Night at the Marion Carnegie Library. “I definitely think it is a positive outlet for the kids to
come in here and have a little bit more of a normal environment. We don’t talk about COVID and
the world, we just have fun. They get to have a creative outlet and enjoy just being around other
teens.” Coordinator of Young Adult Services, Mandee Villa said on Aug. 26, 2020. The library
will be holding craft nights for teenagers ages 12 to 19 every Wednesday with social distancing
guidelines in place.

Photo of the Day: Teen Craft Night at the Marion Carnegie Library

August 27, 2020

Artpocalypse April: A Daily Egyptian art challenge

Artpocalypse April: A Daily Egyptian art challenge

March 31, 2020

Uncaged: An inside look on what it means to be a furry

Uncaged: An inside look on what it means to be a furry

February 20, 2020

A hanging metal sculpture greets guests at the Love at the Glove Valentines day art show in SIU's glove factory.

Carbondale creators celebrate the art of love at 24th ‘Love at the Glove’ exhibit

February 15, 2020

Elyse Hickey, a senior studying zoology from Peoria, paints an art piece early Sunday morning at Project Human X's paint party.

Project Human X brings collaborative art and culture to Carbondale

February 14, 2020

SIU’s on-campus museum has undergone recent interior renovations for guests to checkout on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020 at Faner Hall on the SIU campus.

Uplifting women’s voices through art: University Museum to offer new exhibit

January 30, 2020

Sophia Julio, a senior majoring in anthropology, poses for her friends taking pictures on Friday Feb. 8, 2019 during the annual Love at the Glove event inside the Glove factory in Carbondale.

‘Love at the Glove’ returning to SIU for 18th year

January 30, 2020

George MacKay, center, as Lt Corp Schofield in Sam Mendes’ epic

“1917” A cinematic feat for the ages

January 13, 2020

Elise Warshawsky presents her art alongside For Kids’ Sake Director, Shema Ruperto, at the For Kids’ Sake Art Auction on Friday, March 22, 2019, in Longbranch Cafe and Bakery.

For Kids’ Sake Art auction looks to fundraise for Bangladeshi children

March 26, 2019

Sophia Julio, a senior majoring in anthropology, has her necklace adjusted on Friday Feb. 8, 2019 during the annual Love at the Glove event inside the Glove factory in Carbondale.

‘Love at the Glove’ art show features unorthodox displays of love, lust

February 10, 2019

Dr. Johnny Gray, Associate proffessor in both rhetoric and performance studies, spray paints the pattern of a snake onto a tarp in front of the Communications Building. “It’s got lots of intersting snake stuff in the show. If you’re in to snakes or snake facts or want to see some cool snake props like these. These are going to be used in a scene called squeezing, where some idividuals get squeezed like a snake does when it is coiling around a victim,” Gray’s colleague Rebecca Walker said. (Chase Jordan|@chasejordande)

Photo of the Day: Snakes in a can

October 17, 2018

Daily Egyptian file photo

Marion VA to Showcase Veterans’ Artwork at Surplus Gallery

September 10, 2018

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