Chasing life in a lantern
Laminated ink
I dived into the unbounded archive of my mind, seeking something meaningful to paint and to show that I wasn’t an empty, echoic body.
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Word oasis, opened
Laminated Ink
As I shift to the infinite online universe, this corner of the internet is like my public diary — or, at its best, the entries I wish to share with you.
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A visual language of community: Graffiti’s history and significance
While graffiti has become ingrained into mainstream culture and legitimized itself as an art form, its history and significance deserve recognition.
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The red rose: A short story
He watches the imposter artist create the image, beginning with a weight, a hypothesis disguised as some revolutionary theory.
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Tim Presley’s ‘Under the Banner of Concern’ is uniquely universalizing disassociation
This collection of artworks demonstrates both Presley’s multidimensionality and his ability to represent the human condition through a variety of mediums.
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Embroidery is for everyone: If I can do it, so can you
You will impress all your family and friends with your beautiful handmade embroidery, and it’s the perfect calming activity to express yourself this summer!
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Death of a columnist
Worm memories
Like many of you, I’m still trying to figure out how to maintain a record of myself in a world where I can’t be seen or heard.
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In crisis, is art really nonessential?
Cutting Room Floor
Art is what has gotten our species through the most trying of times, and this year is shaping up to be one for the history books.
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The Clog’s ideas for holiday break hobbies
With the end of the year inching closer, we’ve preemptively brainstormed a few ideas on how you can get creative and destress over the holidays.
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Which national park you should visit based on your major
With so many national parks out there, it can be very difficult to choose one to visit. Here’s where to start — based on your major.
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