Art

Arriving at Faber Dining Commons, actors and stage crew alike were prepping for their scenes. With props made from a “street” lamp to a couch, the quick set-ups for each scene impressed me. Director’s...

The ocean is undefinable. You ask around, to friends and neighbors, what color the ocean is and their answer would be a solid, thick blue, or maybe some variation of the typical cyan removed from a box of...

The Easter Bunny shot Satan It was a pretty ordinary day The Easter Bunny shot Lucifer The crowd all shouted hooray Hell was rising, bodies were flying But the Easter Bunny saved the day On a...

One of my all time favorite movies as a child, and even to this day, is Don Bluth and Gary Goldman’s 1997 animated film, “Anastasia.” When I was a little, I wanted nothing more than to be a princess as I...

“A common man views the honest portrayal of a relationship that is devoid of love, but rather self gain. Almost like 1950’s propaganda, it pulls no punches to the matter at hand. As the billboard shines...

Bloom, love Bloom on days when I have dehydrated skin, like leather— you remind me we’re not all in ruins, and   we’re cellophane wrapped around hard candy / sunrises that cast...

Being interested in art, people often recommend exhibits to me; specifically any that involve creative effort. One recommendation was the opening of the “Introduction to 2D Design” art exhibit in the...

Maybe God gave me purpose, maybe he caused this pain Am I wrong for being angry? everytime I move forward– something knocks me down again, life is a journey, no one said it would be...

Mohamad Hafez’s new art exhibition, “Collateral Damage”, opened in the Walsh Art Gallery in the Regina A. Quick Center on Oct. 25. Preceding the opening, Hafez gave a compelling lecture on his...

The current public interest in historical dramas, combined with America’s ever-present fascination with the stars and the push for more films featuring strong female characters has resulted in films like...