Bringing Digital Art Experiences To You
Bringing Digital Art Experiences To You
By Claire Jeantheau and Bianca Martucci-Fink When 2020 separated us all from each other and sent us into social distancing, music was a lifeline for many. Maybe you counted down to a favorite artist’s new release, made a playlist to de-stress, or shared out that bizarre result you got on your Spotify Unwrapped in December (“I …
Jeremy (Zhijie) Yu was born in Shenzhen, China. Self-taught, Jeremy began painting as a way of recording and reuniting fragments of thoughts and feelings. Currently her interests are in digital painting, oil painting and drawing. She enjoys listening to music and traveling and has been to more than twelve countries. Visit Jeremy’s site HERE. …
Devon Anderson grew up in Woodstock, New York where the colorful culture as well as the social issues present have influenced her sculptural work. Since 2019, she has focused on three dimensional pieces that describe the unfamiliarity of mental illness. By using mixed media, she hopes to convey the depth of emotion while emphasizing uncomfortability within her viewers. Visit …
Written by Claire Jeantheau After a hiatus in the fall 2020 semester, Dickinson’s Arts Collective—a place to try making creations with other artistically-interested people—is back! The club entered 2021 with a revived Instagram and a new slate of at-home activities; for example, in a previous meeting, members crafted with materials in their immediate surroundings, like …
With her first name pronouncing the same as the French sculptor Rodin, Ruodan Que is a Chinese painter working with mixed media including oil, pastel, and watercolor. Often featured with a whimsical space and obscured interpretations of subjects, Que’s works are largely the snippets of her fleeting consciousness and memories. The series starts on a personal note …
The often-quoted Robert Burns line “the best laid plans of mice and men,” which originally used the word “schemes” but I’m guessing that Burns would forgive us, aptly describes the last weeks of many installations, especially one with as many customized parts as In the Light of the Past. I had originally planned on talking …
Jeremy (Zhijie) Yu was born in Shenzhen, China. Self-taught, Jeremy began painting as a way of recording and reuniting fragments of thoughts and feelings. Currently her interests are in digital painting, oil painting and drawing. She enjoys listening to music and traveling and has been to more than twelve countries. …
What was your original vision for the exhibition, Imagining The Divine: Religious Mythology and Art? I first started to think about this exhibition during my junior year and from the beginning I knew I wanted the show to focus on some aspect of religion. Since I’m a religion and archaeology double major I felt …
Over the next couple of months we will be featuring previews of artworks created by Dickinson College senior Studio Art majors. The senior studio exhibition will open at The Trout Gallery on April 30th. Gracyn Bird, a Trout Interpretation Assistants who is also one of the talented Studio Art seniors, sat down with Emily Benson, …
After attempting, and succeeding, at setting the record for longest time between posts, I am back with another entry for the Tales from the Vault. The wait, however, will have been worth it as I have been working on the first new exhibition for the Gallery since February 2020. Considering we are all still operating …