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“Who Let the Dogs Out” — A Wholesome Art Experience
“I love that the commonality of it all is just a pet, which most of the time brings happiness, even if you don't know this person.”
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A journey to Camelot
While exhibits are typically held in the Robbins Library, Camelot is unique in both the physical and cultural spaces it occupies.
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Yayoi Kusama’s wonderful “Infinity Mirrored Room” open at the MAG
Her art typically depicts obsessive repetition through the use of lighting and mirrors — shown very obviously in the Mirrored Room.
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Artist Rivka Simcha on her Hartnett Award-winning piece “Venus Decomposing”
Rivka Simcha's “Venus Decomposing,” which juxtaposes beauty and decay, won the "Hartnett Award” last month. She spoke with the CT about her art.
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Yayoi Kusama’s INFINITY MIRRORED ROOM invites oblivion
The “Infinity Mirror Room” only allows people to stay for one to one-and-a-half minutes, it feels like one is completely alone in the oblivion of oneself
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MAG exhibition “Beyond Beauty” confronts visitors with what they don’t want to see
"Beyond Beauty" portrays humanity as less-than-perfect in the traditional sense: Body Horror; Witch, Mother, Crone; The Wages of Sin; and Social Ills.
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Find X: Identifying humanity in “Homework, Horizons, and Hellscapes”
Underneath the graphs, hidden behind rational squares and plotted timelines, are thousands of unnamed voices, crying out from between x and y.
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An opportunity to create: Turkish Ebru sip n’ paint with Muslim Students’ Association
The Muslim Students’ Association’s Sip n’ Paint sent many students home with a weight lifted off their shoulders and a few pieces of artwork of their own.
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Insights into the room over with Madeline Coleman
Her first-ever solo exhibit, “in the room over,” explores the themes of non-functionality and mental health.
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The Natural Center is a beautiful ode to Earth
Each of the mixed media pieces intertwines themes of nature and humanity, exploring feelings of unnaturalness or discomfort in the spaces where they meet.
