Artist Tanya Trinkaus Glass isn’t afraid to reinvent and reimagine. What will she come up with next? When you enter Kapnick Hall to view Eternally Curious: A Journey of Creation […]
Art and Culture
Reframing Our Flora
What do you see when you look across a landscape? Do you take it in from afar, as a pretty panorama? Or do you absorb the details—the curvature of a […]
Celebrating Life and Memory: The Spirit of Día de los Muertos
Día de los Muertos is one of the most important holidays in the Latin world. It originated in Mexico as a fusion of Aztec and Catholic traditions and focuses on honoring the dead and […]
Ran Adler’s “Secret Garden”
Photos by John Eder Viewers of Ran Adler’s nature-based art may experience the same positive effects, possibly even then some. “Calm,” says the artist, surveying Kapnick Hall as he finalizes […]
A Sketchbook Changes Everything
How two Nature Journaling students learned to see the world—and themselves—in a different perspective If you want to see nature—really see nature—in all its color, texture, and nuance, grab a […]
Un Libro de Dibujo lo Cambia Todo
Cómo dos estudiantes de Dibujando la Naturaleza aprendieron a ver el mundo–y a ellos mismos-desde una perspectiva diferente. Un cuaderno de bocetos lo cambia todo: Cómo dos estudiantes de Nature […]
