Studio Art Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Visting art speaker’s photography focuses on time and space

Finding elegance in a photographs of latticed trees branches that obscure a building, and the blurred movement of leaves in a shot of… Read More

by Ulysses Yarber

October 12, 2017

Section: Arts

Interactive art installations encourage dialogue across campus

A transparent Plexiglass box containing two tally clickers — one red for “no,” one green for “yes” — appeared alongside Middle Path in… Read More

by Kevin Crawford

October 2, 2017

Section: Arts

Artist David Diao ’64 reflects on formative years spent on Hill

During his first return to the Hill in 53 years, David Diao ’64 snapped a shot of the Peirce Hall tower and posted… Read More

by Eden Stephey

September 28, 2017

Section: Arts

Mesaros visiting art lecturer evaluates future of photography

By Clara Yetter Though photography is one of the most popular visual mediums of today, this was not always the… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian

September 28, 2017

Section: Arts

Tradition and modernity collide in artist Yun-Fei Ji’s work

By Dylan Manning Unlike American children who experienced cultural change by watching leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. through their television sets,… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian

September 21, 2017

Section: Arts

Interns use crafts and stories to engage kids at Gund Gallery

By Katherine Franco “I like that one,” said Molly, age six, pointing at one of the rugs featured in Warp: War Rugs… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian

September 14, 2017

Section: Arts

Horvitz Hall provides summer home for student art collection

While most students are gone and campus is quiet, the summer art selection goes up quietly in the Exhibition Gallery on the first… Read More

by Zoe Case

September 7, 2017

Section: Arts

Weaving tales of war

Three differing perspectives on the Sept. 11 attacks greet the viewers at the entrance of Warp: War Rugs of Afghanistan. In “World Trade… Read More

by Dan Nolan

August 31, 2017

Section: Arts

Mapping the lifetime of David Diao

A chalk-smudged blackboard, a simple recreation of a Best Western sign, a faceless headmaster bending the cane he uses to discipline his students. Read More

by Dan Nolan

August 31, 2017

Section: Arts

Weekly Plein Air painting group now open to students

The Plein Air Painters group held their weekly painting session at the Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) on Wednesday Aug. 23. Plein air… Read More

by Sam Achtermann

August 31, 2017