As I look around my apartment, I’m struck by how little is natural. My floors, despite their rugged appearance, are vinyl. The countertop looks like it could be granite, but the fact that it’s bubbling in some places ruins…
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, Â Anastassiya Andrianova’s vision of a space for non-visual arts artists to show their work was realized when her exhibit opened at Flakoll Gallery at Renaissance Hall. Andrianova, an assistant professor of English at North Dakota…
In its first exhibit of the semester, the Memorial Union Gallery is focusing on the digital and synthetic environments we place ourselves in. The two exhibits feature new works by artists Tyler Evin and Sarah Faye McPherson, whose art…
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, Barry Hall saw a wave of excited students, faculty and staff enter its hallowed halls for the opening reception of a permanent exhibit in Beaton Atrium. The exhibition is part of a collaboration between the…
Something’s a little off with Emma Beatrez’s nude portraits. The junior in art at NDSU takes a different approach to her study of the human body through artwork: inverting the image. “I had a more realistic nude portrait that…
Five dominating paintings hang on the walls, each a different reflection of water. In them, NDSU art student Taylor Moran is also present. The project is part of the 2017 Baccalaureate Exhibition by the NDSU visual arts department as…
Sitting and staring at Joshua Barduson’s works transports you into two different worlds: one of expansive loneliness and another of warm companionship. Of the six works Barduson chose to feature in this year’s baccalaureate exhibition in the Memorial Union…
Art is a way for students to express themselves through a creative medium. Furthermore, having that art displayed as a student can be a liberating and exciting experience, and getting paid for the art is exhilarating. The Revland Gallery…
Nearly on the corner of 8th St. and Main Ave., just down the street from NDSU’s visual arts building Renaissance Hall, sits Look: Project Space. For the month of April, Look has been providing the Fargo-Moorhead area with works from…
Once upon a time, there was a girl, her camera and fairytales. For her baccalaureate exhibition, art student Kaitlin Ridl used her emphasis in photography and her love of books to convey a serious message: violence against women. At…