Articles Posted in the Arts Category
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Songwriter opens new art exhibit
Terry Allen is a renowned songwriter and artist who has had a love for his craft since high school. His new piece, “Heaven Now What,” is made out of only neon and will be presented in the Christian Peterson Museum.
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ZuZu Acrobats perform at Great hall for Black History Month
The ZuZu acrobats will appear in the Great Hall of the MU Friday at 7 p.m. The event is scheduled in honor of Black History Month.
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Cyclone Spotlight: Sean Roper
Sean Roper, senior in art and design with a minor in psychology, teaches a basic drawing class in the Workspace, a studio space located in the basement of the MU. Roper hopes to later utilize his talents in a career in art therapy.
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Exhibits set to open at the Octagon
The Octagon Center for the Arts is introducing two new exhibits that will be taking place between January 27 and April 7.
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The Kick-Off of Spring Art Events at ISU
This spring semester has many new and ongoing art activities to offer from the University Museums.
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Student Spotlight: Royce White
Royce White isn’t just a basketball player for Iowa State University’s men’s basketball team. He’s also an entrepreneur. Music, art, entertainment, and the Internet are all under White’s business umbrella. His most recent project is starting a clothing line called “Black Rose.”
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“Clearly” installation aims to interact
Blurring the lines between performance and an art exhibit, “Clearly,” a multi-sensory interactive installation, combines dance, music, video and design to engage audience members.
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Student Spotlight: Ashlin Travers
Ashlin Travers, senior in Integrated Studio Arts, won Best of Show in the College of Design’s 32nd Annual Art and Design exhibition. Travers won for “Mobot,” a digital animation he created for Motion Machine Studio in Kansas City.
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Student, faculty art on display at International Wolf Center
60 works of art from Iowa State University students and faculty are currently on display at the International Wolf Center in Ely, Minn from now until May 6.
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Dracula: The Ballet that Bites
In the Halloween spirit, Toman Studio Theatre will welcome Iowa Dance Theatre’s diverse cast of 35 in an interpretation of Dracula, the traditional story of a young lawyer who takes a business trip and finds himself imprisoned in the castle of a vampire.
