Tagged art

The Center for Family Justice has partnered with the National Association of VOCA Assistance Administrators (NAVAA) for Sexual Assault Awareness Month and National Crimes Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) to host...

When asked how he started his career in art journalism, Judd Tully says that he just went out and looked at it. It was lucky for him that he was in the perfect city, at the perfect time to do it: New York City...

On Wednesday, Nov. 10, the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts hosted “Through a Different Lens: Innovation Lab Lecture Series.” At this event, renowned intermedia visual artist Claudia Hart gave her...

Sept. 30 marked the kick-off of the Fairfield Arts Festival, held by the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Fairfield University Student Association. Although the...

In January of this year, the Fairfield University Art Museum was looking to post and celebrate the work of a Black artist in honor of Black History Month.  Yet, an email chain between colleagues quickly...

Before the Spanish colonization of Central and South America, the continents were inhabited by thriving civilizations. The Mayans, Aztecs and Olmecs were among the many societies that lived in Mesoamerica for...

Since the time of Leonardo da Vinci, the “Salvator Mundi,” or ‘Savior of the World,’ has been the artist’s most copied work. His pupils and art students created many different versions, but da...

Many clubs have had to completely change their model for getting together and engaging in meaningful meetings, while staying safe in the age of a pandemic. Fairfield University’s art club has been no...

“Emily in Paris” is an American comedy-drama (dramedy?!) on Netflix about a twenty-something workaholic named Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) who is suddenly uprooted from her life in Chicago and sent off to...

This semester has, more likely than not, been exceptionally challenging for many students. First-year students who would normally be relishing in their first taste of freedom away from home now find themselves...