Topic: art — Page 2 of 5 — The Kenyon Collegian

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
Section: News

Missing painting found near Tafts

The painting, entitled “Her Garden,” depicts a scene from artist Ruth Bemis’s backyard. Courtesy Fred Linger An original painting by Ruth Bemis… Read More

by Bill Gardner
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

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

Ted Walch ’63 recounts history of Kenyon drama department

By Madi Cantalamessa From drama student to drama department faculty, Ted Walch ’63 has more theater experience than most on… 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

Poetry preview: Rajiv Mohabir deconstructs identity

As a queer, Indo-Caribbean man who has lived much of his life in American cities that lack diversity, poet Rajiv Mohabir blends the… Read More

by Dan Nolan
September 7, 2017