Students passing by The Rock last Monday and Tuesday were met with cultural foods and snacks from across the globe, including the Brazilian Guarana soda and truffles. Several Northwestern language departments hosted the tables and other events to celebrate the Festival of Languages and Cultures last week. The event organizers hope to teach students about.
The Muslim Students’ Association’s Sip n’ Paint sent many students home with a weight lifted off their shoulders and a few pieces of artwork of their own.
Art has the capability to speak when words aren’t enough.
No one shows the truth of this statement greater than Tennille Davis Shuster, associate professor of graphic design at Mercer University.
Shuster is the artist behind the newest display at the Plunkett Gallery of Hardman Hall, located on Mercer University’s Macon campus.
Combining her love of graphic design with creative writing and reading, Shuster created a collection of memories and moments to both help us survive and remember the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shuster created the book art project titled “5 Things” that is based on the podcast hosted and produced by Tara Anderson. Students in Shuster’s ART 310 Graphic Design II class were told to identify five things that tell the story of their quarantine experience via an artist’s book.
City Week: Weekly Picks
Editor s Note: With COVID-19 widespread and the holiday season up on us, City Week is looking at safe ways to shop local rather than guiding you to live, in-person events this week.
Chicago Music Store. Do you know someone who s used all of their stay-at-home order time to pick up a new musical instrument? Or maybe someone who s been talking about doing so? Pick them up a gift at this family-owned store which celebrated its 100th anniversary last year! They re running a 15 percent off sale on all used gear, including amps, guitars, band and orchestra instruments through Christmas Eve. We don t care if it s cheesy to say that the gift of music is one of the most meaningful ones you can give!