Michael Gallagher’s Journal of Landscapes Alicia Phaneuf April 26, 2017 A diary can be described as the capsule of one’s adventures and passions, and a means of providing a safe haven for complete individual expression. Artist Michael Gallagher provides the Fairfield University...
Art Club Strides to Brighten Campus Alicia Phaneuf April 19, 2017 Hoping to bring an exciting aspect to Fairfield and brighten up campus is the new art club, founded by club President Bronwyn Kelly ‘19. Other board members include Vice President Liza Giangrande ‘17,...
Motion Captured: Abstract Rivers Transformed Annie Kamradt March 29, 2017 Jackson Pollock. Mark Rothgo. Marcel Duchamp. Pierre Bonnard. Those are just four of the creative minds from the avant-garde movement, defined by new and unusual ideas, shaping the inspirations for modern...
Author Susan Jaques Provides Insight to Catherine the Great’s 18th Century Collection Cara Lee March 8, 2017 Empress Catherine the Great of Russia is known for her unlikely military victories, her focus on raising the opinion of Russia in the eyes of world powers and for the vast collection of priceless masterpieces...
Susan Crile Produces Artwork on Prisoner Brutality Alicia Phaneuf February 22, 2017 Sexual, physical and mental assault are all part of the long and unnerving list of human brutality. Artist Susan Crile is dedicating a three-part series to documenting this abusive behavior in hopes that...
An Artistic Mastery of Midcentury Manhattan Alicia Phaneuf February 1, 2017 “Take me back to Manhattan, take me back to New York” — a famous lyric from the 1934 musical “Anything Goes” — is the first thing that comes to mind upon viewing the works of artist Adolf Dehn...
