Topic: art — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Beeson-Norwitz ’23 sells self-designed stickers in Peirce atrium to raise money for abroad expenses

Lily Beeson-Norwitz ’23 has been creating and designing stickers since the summer of 2020, when she was unable to find a job because… Read More

by Emily Yourman
November 4, 2021
Section: Arts

New BFEC zine brings nature and literature together

With half of Kenyon students learning remotely, it’s very easy to feel alienated from the larger community. However, Mabel Jones ’21 and Abby… Read More

by Hayley Dietrich
October 1, 2020
Section: Arts

Long Dog Art Collective moves to online amid pandemic

If you go to www.arts.dog, the first thing you’ll see is a big, bold line: “This quarantine sucks.” Shara Morgan ’20, Chris Goodall… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
April 9, 2020
Section: Arts

Students in Installation Art class make campus their exhibit

On Oct. 8, several familiar spots on Kenyon’s campus were transformed by eight new public works of art. These works, consisting of items… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
October 18, 2018
Section: News

New proposal plans to transform wall into dynamic mural

On Sept. 4, the Public Art Committee approved a proposal to transform the 12-foot-high wall surrounding Olin and Chalmers Memorial Library into a… Read More

by Keely Lovato
September 13, 2018
Section: Arts

Gund Gallery opens the year mixing media and mushrooms

Nestled beside the community feast, the Gund Gallery invited students, faculty and community members to explore the fall 2018 exhibitions at their opening… Read More

by Willow Green
September 6, 2018
Section: News

For first-years, clubs create space for inclusion and creativity

Men of Color Men of Color aims to provide a comfortable setting where male students from a variety… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
August 29, 2018
Section: Opinion

The case for valuing originality of student artists

Our campus is filled with such a wide range of artists that it doesn’t make sense how little attention they receive, especially from… Read More

by Elizabeth Iduma
May 3, 2018
Section: Opinion

Distinguishing satire from scholarship

Art should not be scholarly; it should not be anti-scholarly; it should, in almost every case, be a-scholarly. I say this in response… Read More

by Matthew Manno
February 8, 2018
Section: Opinion

Art brings necessary exposure to campus

Cheever House is surprisingly full for a Friday evening. Sitting in the front row in a bell-sleeve, white lace dress with a flower… Read More

by Elizabeth Iduma
February 1, 2018