…course list. Studio Art Studio art fosters creativity and critical thinking through an understanding of the practice and history of the arts. Through this program, you will be encouraged to see how your own creative endeavors relate to other disciplines within the liberal arts. See Studio Art Emphasis course list….
…to submit stories is February 1, 2016. Complete contest details can be found at https://wsc.limnology.wisc.edu/writing-contest. The contest encourages Wisconsinites to envision a desirable future and participate in building that future through storytelling. Representatives from Madison Magazine, which will publish the winning story, will also be part of the judges’ panel….
…Arts for Societal Change class to students at CSB/SJU via an art class taught by local artist Mary Bruno of Bruno Press. The project takes images from the Bruno Press 2016 calendar Homegrown in Minnesota—captured on the farm as a photograph, then carved into lino-block, then printed via the letterpress…
When John Szarkowski began as director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in 1962, photography was considered a utilitarian median, a means to document what existed. He elevated the photograph as a legitimate form of art. “Szarkowski’s thinking, whether Americans know it or not,…
…on Wednesday, August 16, through Friday, August 18, in the Kendrigan Center on the Northland College campus in Ashland, Wisconsin. Northland College Athletics would like to thank Ashland Ford Chrysler for sponsoring this youth athletic offering. Registration has closed. We hope your youth can join us for a future program!…
…became immersed in bringing art and science together. In 2006, I had an opportunity to test the communication power of art. With twenty-six artists and scientists, we created Paradise Lost? Climate Change in the Northwoods an exhibit seen by over 100,000 people. The success inspired longer-term collaborations with the University…
Please join us in celebrating our art students this semester. We will have a reception with refreshments for an exhibition of student art work. A special installation by our senior seminar students called Fika will also be open for exploration and conversation. Fika is a Swedish word for a break,…
…groups. If you are interested in these or other outreach activities, click on contact us below. tabling at tribal educational fairs and regional powwows traditional arts workshops youth mentorship/college exposure activities introduction to Ojibwe culture/cultural sensitivity workshops organizing ACT31 trainings Tribal Elder Appreciate Day events multi-generational trauma educational workshops …
…said Jason Terry, associate professor of art. Fischer majors in biology and minors in art. She works two jobs—at a bakery and as a social media assistant in the Office of Marketing Communication at Northland College. And she is the captain of the women’s cross country team. “Mikaela takes it…
Student and community writers, poets, photographers, and artists founded Aqueous Magazine as a way to give local artists an outlet for their work. It is the Lake Superior region’s only ad-free, literary magazine dedicated to publishing the literary, visual and performing art works of regional artists. “The reason, and inspiration…
