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Artpocalypse April: A Daily Egyptian art challenge

Artpocalypse April: A Daily Egyptian art challenge

March 31, 2020
A hanging metal sculpture greets guests at the Love at the Glove Valentines day art show in SIUs glove factory.

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

By Keaton Yates, Staff Reporter
February 15, 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

By Elizabeth Biernacki, Staff Reporter
March 26, 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

By Chase Jordan, Staff Photographer
October 17, 2018
Photo of the Day: Paint party

Photo of the Day: Paint party

By Morgan Timms
February 19, 2017
Patrons view an installation during the Cross/Pollination exhibition Friday, Dec. 9, 2016, at Carbondale Community Arts. The exhibition is a project created by masters of fine art students from SIUs Art & Design and Media Art programs. Priscilla Pimentel, of Carbondale, said she came to the exhibition after reading about it online because she wanted to see work created by students. I like the collaborative effort, she said. There are some really complex ideas here. The show features various mediums including sculpture, photography, metalwork and performance art. Dimitar Velkov, a masters student in Mass Communication and Media Art who contributed to the show, said the purpose of creating the exhibition was to give students from different areas of study an opportunity to come together. (Branda Mitchell | @branda_mitchell)

SIU art school could face collapsing blows if budget tightens

By Olivia Spiers
January 26, 2017
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