Artist Sophie Tivona talks translating the world through watercolor
Angela Bi/Staff
“I always think about watercolor as a very fickle mistress,” Tivona said in an interview with The Daily Californian.
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Bear Necessities: Berkeley Art Studio
Since I was younger, I always found peace in arts and crafts, especially painting. When I came to Berkeley, I felt a bit of a distance with this form of expression and myself. I met quite a few people here who felt the same way and eventually found out about
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UC Berkeley announces return of in-person services before fall semester
As UC Berkeley prepares to return to its first in-person semester since spring 2020, many in-person student services will resume before the fall.
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Places to go and people to see in Berkeley
From those working in beloved Berkeley food spots like Artichoke Basille’s Pizza to students pursuing their professional passions through campus opportunities such as the Berkeley Art Studio, there’s no denying that UC Berkeley is home to an unparalleled, diverse community. The unique blend of experiences found only in Berkeley allows
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A painting from the past: Student finds mysterious art on Unit 1 bed frame
After taking a closer look, they noticed that the painting also has words and phrases etched into it, most of which are illegible because of their intricate font. The art is dated Feb. 2, 1994, and begs the question — has it really been there that long without anyone noticing it?
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Memoirs of a bad artist
Now and Again
In college my inability to create for myself anymore convinced me that I hadn’t even been an especially good writer to begin with.
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UC Berkeley students paint social justice-themed mural at Cesar Chavez Student Center
Since the beginning of April, students have had a reason to approach the Cesar Chavez Student Center besides simply visiting the Cal 1 Card Office. Over spring break, a dozen students painted a colorful mural representing the theme of social justice in the breezeway that leads from Lower Sproul Plaza up to the Berkeley Art Studio and Sather Gate.
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This Week in Arts
Visual Art: Cal Day is approaching, and Saturday’s flurry of events will offer art lovers unexpected opportunities for special tours, exhibitions and demonstrations. These art-related events are not just for bright-eyed future Cal bears and their parents, but are also offered to the general public. At Free Speech Movement Cafe,
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