“What’s most notable to me is it’s one of the few times that I’ve depicted the villain, the thing that is being struggled against, in a body,” said artist Saba Taj. “The figure is stealing...
"I see the All Black Everything Symposium as a day of discussion, where we can engage in meaningful dialogue around pressing issues facing our community,” Dr. Brian L. McGowan said in his speech. “I...
Alumna Molly Gochman spoke about her Red Sand Project in the Guilford College Art Gallery in Hege Library on Monday, Nov.14.
The global art project is designed to bring awareness to human trafficking...
Pink, gray and beige cliffs are complemented by streaks of orange paint as though the sun had turned its rays into rain.
This scenery is depicted in a painting titled “The Cliff,” which is one of...
Today the Bauman Galleries in Founders Hall will be transformed into a wondrous world of art.
The six senior art students that participated in a year-long art independent study program, Juliet Magoon,...
I walked into a strange world: figures carved into branches, cubes of water connected by tubes, vast paintings depicting mythical creatures, a contraption composed of an assortment of mallets, bass drums...
A temporary student art show has moved into the galleries of Founders Hall, bringing new voices, perspectives and meanings to the previously bare rooms.
The display began on Nov. 5, incorporating dozens...
Over 100 student presentations composed this year’s Guilford Undergraduate Symposium, reminding attendees that radical change is never possible without the collaboration of several disciplines and thinkers.
“Every...
On Sept. 18, Human Rights Photographer Todd Drake displayed his multimedia exhibition “Double Vision: Perspectives of Palestine” in the McMichael Atrium in Founders Hall.
The multifaceted exhibit...
