Hamline Fine Arts Spotlight
Painting passion onto canvas
Hamline's student-run newspaper, The Oracle, has published an article about Studio Art professor Andrew Wykes and his recent first place recognition by the 2018 American Art Award in landscape painting.
Spotlight on Aida Audeh
Hamline's student-run newspaper, The Oracle, has published a spotlight piece on Professor Aida Audeh.
"Writers Go To The Movies" Film Series
Writers Go To The Movies is a film series will take place at the Bryant Lake Bowl on the first Wednesday of every month, (except for the first screening which will be on Feb 6th, 2017, a Tuesday). Each screening will begin with a brief (5-10 minute) introduction to the movie by the writer who will discuss how it has informed or inspired their writing practice (for better or worse), and, after the movie, the writer and a specialist (someone engaged with the film's themes or subject matter - a dancer/ scientist/ lawyer/ painter/ film scholar, etc.) will have a conversation about the film, writing, art making and the ways in which different practices inform one another. The audience is invited to participate in the conversation and there will be food and drink available. Our first movie, Arrival will be presented on February 6th by the poet Ed Bok Lee, who will be in discussion with Hamline's own Andrea Bell.
More information can be found at Bryant Lake Bowl.
"Audeh outlines her vision for Fine Arts" - The Oracle
Hamline's student-run newspaper, The Oracle, has published an article about the making of the new ArtSpace in Osborn Residence Hall lounge.
Fine Arts FYSems Just Mercy Artwork
The five linked Fine Arts FYSems (Art, Art History, Music, Theatre, Creative Writing) created visual expressions of the common read, Just Mercy, in Drew Fine Arts' Simley Theatre Lobby on Tuesday evening. Exhibition information forthcoming here.
"Make Space for ArtSpace"- the oracle
Hamline's student-run newspaper, The Oracle, has published an article and slideshow covering ArtSpace's Kick-off event, which was held on September 10, 2017.
Artspace Open in Osborn Residence Hall!
A Collaborative Creative Space for All HU Students
The Hamline University ArtSpace is now open for student use in Osborn Residence Hall. The opening night mural painting event held on Sunday, September 10 was attended by some 40 students, faculty, and staff who enjoyed music by Ibaba (featuring Hamline University faculty Professor Mark Berkson and Hamline Medial Specialist Brian Johnson and Hamline alumna and now Physics PhD Dr. Becky Wright), treats provided by the Office of Res Life, and art supplies donated by the Department of Studio Arts & Art History. ArtSpace provides musical instruments (including four acoustic guitars, two electronic keyboards, and various hand percussion instruments) and art supplies for painting, drawing, and sketching on paper and canvas free of charge to all HU students. Residents of Osborn have direct access to the space; residents of other dorms or off-campus commuting students can access ArtSpace through their ID cards by arrangement with the Office of Res Life. ArtSpace is a collaborative effort for all HU students provided by the Division of Fine Arts (departments of Studio Arts & Art History, Theatre, Music, Creative Writing, and Digital Media Arts) and the Office of Res Life. Visit the ArtSpace page for more information.