South Santiam Hall Gallery has just hung its latest art exhibition. “Pandemonium,” a collection of paintings from advanced students of Oregon State University, is adorning the gallery walls from now until December 1. With...
Much like many famous painters who’ve expressed their heartache on canvas, poetry too can often be a method used to convey pain and trauma; Processing it through the mind and then out to the...
Last Tuesday, the art gallery had the honor of hosting Cheyenne Barton for their latest art talk. Barton, who describes herself as a ‘professional internet art person,’ is a Seattle-based artist known for her...
The purpose of art is to express and elicit emotion. It teaches us how to look beyond the necessary and find a meaning. It helps us to feel something new, and possibly excite some...
Kaylee Marsh, 17, from South Albany High School, strives to become a tattoo artist. She is still unsure of her exact major, but she knows that she wants it to be art-centered. Her motivation...
A sense of community is important at LBCC. Strong communities involve people with different cultural, gender, or economic statuses accepting and celebrating one another. The first Brown Girls Pride reception, which was held May...
On May 16, LBCC’s Board of Education discussed LBCC’s academic freedom policy — the right of scholars and teachers to teach material without repercussions, whether or not is it considered appropriate by all political,...
Clay and Canvas: Leslie Green A 50-year retrospective May 25 – July 7, 2018 An exhibition of clay and canvas artwork by Leslie Green is open at Benton County Museum, in Philomath, OR, through...
Imagine an average day, you’re out in public, at school, or work, or wherever you spend your time when suddenly a stranger comes up to you and asks if they can touch your hair....
The latest exhibit that the gallery on the first floor of South Santiam Hall recently showed was entitled, “Pollination,” and featured a collection of works by Eugene based printmaker Tallmadge Doyle. Doyle, originally from...
