Tagged art

Artist Jennifer Rubell sparked headlines and turned heads when her recent exhibit, “Ivanka Vacuuming,” opened on Feb. 1 in Washington, D.C. The interactive exhibit invites audience members to carelessly...

Walking into the basement of Loyola Hall, I often forget that, right near the the Department of Public Safety office, there are art studios for exhibits and classes. The last time I had been to the Lukacs...

Jean-Honore Fragonard’s “The Swing,” one of the best-known pieces from the French Rococo period, speaks volumes for what we expect from French art. The sweet buttery elegance of the aristocratic French....

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...

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...

Walking into Bellarmine Hall, it was an entirely new environment. I had explored most of the Fairfield University campus, but never had a reason to go inside of this particular building before. Inside...

Notorious street-artist Banksy of Bristol shocked auctioneers at Sotheby’s on Oct. 5 when his painting shredded after it was sold for $1.4 million. Banksy, whose identity remains unknown, rose to fame in the...

“You can’t understand this if you don’t go to Fairfield University.” – Brandon Robles ‘22 Do you want your art to be featured in the Art Corner? Please e-mail your drawing, photograph, or...

When entering Bellarmine Hall for the first time, the experience can be a bit daunting. It’s a big manor, located just a stone’s throw away from many of the academic buildings on campus and stands out...

Cake. Dragons. Pumpkins? With so many different colors, textures and appearances, visitors to the “Mizusashi: Japanese Water Jars” exhibit may have the question, “What are these jars made for?” In...