Art
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From Clay to Creation
Students from Lewis and Clark’s Fine Arts Program explored the art of wheel throwing by creating functional bowls and cups on the potter’s wheel. After carefully shaping their pieces, they applied glazes before the work…
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Winners of LC’s 21st Juried Student Art Exhibition Announced
Winners from this year’s exhibit are, from left to right, Gabrielle McQuay, Katelyn Ren Dennis, Madison Rae, Mackenzie Geary, Ann Davidson, Melissa Mulrean, Bobbi Tervasi, Computer Graphics and Web Design Instructor Jacklyn Meyer, Fine Art…
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Pizza Music Poetry
On Tuesday, April 28th, from 6 – 8 p.m., Students are invited to the Reid Library for a night of slam poetry, and acoustic sounds. During the Pizza, Poetry, and Music event, students are encouraged to showcase their talents…
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Opening Night: Student Art Exhibition
We invite you to attend the opening reception of the 21st Juried Student Art Exhibition at the Hathaway Cultural Center’s Hatheway Gallery. This special event highlights outstanding work from students in the Fine Art and…
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The Yarn Circle
The Yarn Circle Club, started by Vivi Elson through the Honors College Public and Private Communications class, offers students a relaxed space to get creative and connect. During a typical meeting, members sit in a circle…
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Get Involved with AIAS at Lewis and Clark
Ahmad Chapman They say it takes a village to build….. Or in this case, a club! The American Institute of Architecture Students aims to promote excellence in architectural education, training, and practice; to foster an…
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Frida Kahlo: The Artist Who Turned Struggle into Masterpieces
Isabela Santana isantanagonzalez@lc.edu Frida Kahlo was a famous Mexican painter known for her powerful and emotional artwork. She was born in Coyoacán, Mexico, in 1907. Throughout her life, Kahlo faced many physical challenges, espicially after a…
