Posts published in “Art”

Students, professor curate together for first time

Students, professor curate together for first time

By Clara Ivanoff on February 13, 2020

Written by: Clara Ivanoff & Donna Dormeus For the first time at Rollins, a professor of art history collaborated with students to curate an exhibition…

Walt Whitman collection on display

Walt Whitman collection on display

By Clara Ivanoff on November 21, 2019

Smithsonian loans African American art

Smithsonian loans African American art

By SRAJAT on September 26, 2019

To bee, or not to bee? Senior artist explores insect’s decline

To bee, or not to bee? Senior artist explores insect’s decline

By Victoria Alvarez on March 20, 2019

Artist sheds light on migrants’ struggle

Artist sheds light on migrants’ struggle

By Zoe Pearson on February 20, 2019

Review: Students shine in ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ debut

Review: Students shine in ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ debut

By Anna Murray-Campbell on February 20, 2019

Art piece reimagines America’s complex history with interracial relationships

Art piece reimagines America’s complex history with interracial relationships

By MLEADEN on February 13, 2019

Art through undergarments: Student shares survivors’ stories

Art through undergarments: Student shares survivors’ stories

By Caroline Klouse on January 30, 2019

Six senior art students showcase powerful pieces

Six senior art students showcase powerful pieces

By Zoe Pearson on November 28, 2018

Annie Russell stages a delightfully vulgar puppet musical

Annie Russell stages a delightfully vulgar puppet musical

By Anna Murray-Campbell on November 14, 2018