Muse of the Month
Isabelle Molinari examines one of the most unique artists of the 20th century Image(s): Vogue My muse is… Frida Khalo de Rivera...
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- Nov 1, 2020
Art in the Era of Social Media
Vanessa Silvera discusses how art has shifted and grown in the age of social media It’s a typical morning and you’re rattled awake to the...
- Nov 1, 2020
Music to my Ears…Or to my Mind?
Anne Moorhouse discusses the impact that music has on the human brain, and how we can use it as a means of healing Image(s): cnn.com...
- Oct 24, 2020
‘Shout Out Loud’ for English Heritage
Anne Moorhouse discusses English Heritage's role in preserving some of England's historical buildings, monuments, and past Image(s):...
- Oct 19, 2020
You’re Tearing Me Apart, Lisa! A Deep Dive into the Existential Pain of B Films
There are some films that are so bad, they’re good. With the newfound popularity of B film cult classics akin to Tommy Wiseau’s The Room,...
- Oct 15, 2020
Touki Bouki, Atlantics, Dreams, and Hopes in Postcolonial Senegal
Paola Córdova explores the cultural spirit in post-independence Senegalese films Image(s): wikipedia.com Dakar, Senegal is one of the...
- Oct 12, 2020
The Kyoto Animations Arson Attack: A Remembrance
Erica Ostlander remembers the KyoAni arson attack and discusses how art connects and transcends distance Image(s): imdb Tragedy often...
- Oct 10, 2020
The Rise of Bedroom Pop
Kailee Parsons discusses the increase of independent artists creating and producing music at home Haley Blais, Whitney Ballen, and Sidney...
- Oct 1, 2020
Roundtable Discussion
How should we treat classic works of art that are not politically correct? Griffin: So, obviously one of the prime reasons that we love...
- Oct 1, 2020
The Lost Art of Poetry for Young People
Ella Crowsley explores the degradation of the poetry curriculum in schools, and why poetry is vital for student minds Image(s):...
- Oct 1, 2020
I’m Wuthering...Is this the height of cinema?
Anne Moorhouse dissects the pros and cons of adapting novels to screen, using the iconic Wuthering Heights as her prime example....
- Oct 1, 2020
From Runway to Broadway: The Evolution of Fashion for Characterisation
Sarah Johnston examines the parallels between the clothing of high fashion and musical theatre, and how they tell stories Image(s):...
- Oct 1, 2020
Behind the Cover Art
Featured: Helen Wordsworth ‘The Voice of Your Eyes’ My father gave me a love for poetry, and so I took great inspiration from the e.e....
- Oct 1, 2020
Muse of the Month
In this monthly feature, Vanessa Silvera highlights a figure in the arts who inspires her Image(s): Wikipedia My muse is… Doris Salcedo...
- Oct 1, 2020
Tanning to the Top: Cultural Appropriation in the Pop Music Industry
From Ariana Grande to Rita Ora, Catherine Mullner discusses how selecting parts of Black culture and then denying Black women the right...
- Oct 1, 2020
Musical Theatre: A Mirror of History
Isabelle Molinari traces the pattern of Broadway musicals offering timely social commentary, and what makes them so influential Image(s):...
- Sep 29, 2020
“The sight of the stars makes me dream”: The Impact of Astronomy in Art
Sarah Johnston discusses the connection between arts and the stars As an astronomer, I am always concerned that I am not ‘artsy’ enough...
- Sep 26, 2020
Roller Skating: It’s back.
Juliana Zaharevich discusses roller skating's recent comeback and its history Image(s): USAToday Social media has been swarmed with...
- Sep 2, 2020
Interview with Frank Rich
Griffin Godsick, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Calliope Arts Journal, interviews former New York Times Chief Drama Critic and current...
- Sep 2, 2020
All Fun(d) and Games
Charlotte Perkins argues why state-subsidised arts programs are more beneficial to society Image(s): IMDb The success of the arts should...