A lengthy legacy comes to a close
By Caroline Lanni Staff Writer After getting back from Japan in the fall of 1988, Derrick Te Paske received a book, “Introduction to Media Studies,” that changed his life. While in Japan, Te Paske and […]
Art
Robbie’s Comic Corner: The problem with comic book apparel
By Robert Johnson Jr.Arts and Features Editor Let’s get one thing on the record: most comic book apparel on the market just plain sucks. Yeah, I said it – absolute trash. I have a Deadpool-themed […]
Kaitlyn’s Kosmetics: Makeup is a real art form
By Kaitlyn CullenStaff Writer So many people think wearing makeup, whether a little or a lot, makes you “fake.” I tend to argue the opposite. With cosmetics, you can recreate yourself to be whoever you […]
Spring art courses to be held at Danforth Art Grand opening planned for April
Ceramics and sculpture courses for the spring semester will be held at Danforth Art, according to Marc Cote, dean of the college of arts and humanities. The equipment for these courses, kept for many years […]
Influence, process, and fragmentation
Assistant Professor of Art Ellie Krakow and Visiting Associate Professor of Education Pam Bretschneider, discussed their most influential projects and the processes performed and adapted throughout their work in Framingham State’s biannual Authors and Artists […]
Michael Dixon: “The more things change, the more they stay the same”
When artist Michael Dixon was around 5 years old, he found himself already equating race and color. He recalled the day he found out he was black after he made a race joke while eating […]
Decontextualizing the body: Ellie Krakow’s “Mirrored Back”
Influenced by the metal support structures that hold up ancient artifacts in museums, assistant professor of art Ellie Krakow began to construct armatures inspired by her own arms. Krakow said she become obsessed with these […]
A collage of different perspectives: Studio art majors display their senior thesis projects
Tessa Jillson & Shayna Yacyshyn Staff Writers After a year of developing their ideas and turning them into their own personal installments, studio art majors have incorporated their lives into their senior thesis projects. Students […]
Dry Campus
[Editor’s Note: Dry Campus is a bi-weekly satirical comic strip by Staff Illustrator Raysom Donkoh-Halm. Dry campus takes place on the most dry, depressing and draining campus in the world. We will follow Eric, Stuart […]
Inclusion: Art and Music Faculty Exhibition – The Feedback Group Project
Since last year, art professor Tim McDonald and music professor Christian Gentry have been collaborating on an ongoing project called “The Feedback Group.” The concept of The Feedback Group is to combine the visual process […]