Campus life is getting stale thanks to the coming final exams. So I have to find my own fun. So where do I go? The sex museum of course!

The LaVerne Krause gallery is an ever changing student gallery in the Art, Architecture and Allied Art building, Lawrence Hall. The latest exhibition was a sculptural by Jackson Snellings, Mo Ku, Stanley Morrow, Wade Harris, Zach Trow.  Their pieces revolved around the post-apocalyptic theme that portrays the hos

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Today I was struck with the greatest idea...ever.  I'm no economist, but I've figured out a soution to the ailing economy. 

 

You've heard the statistics; 1% of the country posesses blah blah blah amount of the country's wealth and it's totally unfair, etc, etc. I agree, and I know how we

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In Los Angelas, artist Joshua Callaghan has been doing his part to beautify the street.

 

Living in the city, your normal route to and from class is cluttered with man-made objects that pop out of the sidewalk.  Street signs, parking meters, newspaper boxes, electric boxes--most importantly el

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Pictures: “Remember the Troops” and Moving Election ’08 Artwork displays

Tuesday night will no doubt be a defining moment in the lives of people across the country, across the world. For WU students, it will probably become a “flashbulb” memory – a time you remember forever, every

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Monday was the annual "Remember the Troops" display, where tombstones with the names of fallen US soldiers and Iraqis on them.

This week around campus you can also see a moving political artwork display (powered by grocery carts!).

Chris Barnett prepares for a tattooing session.

Good Faith is located at 1016 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA(right above T.Anthony's).

They do amazing work, they're clean and all around good guys.

Like a bull in a china store... with a top hat! Pranks like this often count as art for RISD students.

University of Oregon art students recently travelled to China. A new exhibition gives a sneak peak at their experience at Shandong University.

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In a world where everyone is trying to recycle everything Jean Shin found a way to reuse in a beautiful way. She is best known for her labor-intensive process of transforming incredible accumulations of cast-off objects into visually alluring, conceptually rich works.  Her sculptures and site-specific installatio

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