I’ve been a fan of Hozier for a while, so I found it fitting to kick off the school year with a review of his newest album, Unreal Unearth. I’ve always liked his work: his mix of folk, pop, rock and chamber music has always been endearing to me.
Category: Arts
As the semester comes to a close, we reflect on all the accomplishments made throughout the school year. For the Department of English, this lies in the Student Writing Awards. The event, which took place on April 20, centered around the release of Analecta, IU South Bend’s literary journal of published student works. Quinn Newell was the editor of the 2023 Analecta.
LUNAFEST is a package of short film festivals that travels internationally through Canada and the United States. It was started by Clif Bar & Company, which makes LUNA bars. To get more information about LUNAFEST, I asked Barbara Williams, the president of Michiana Charitable Festivals, a co-host with Indiana University South Bend for LUNAFEST Michiana 2023.
Mark your calendar for April 10 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. You’ll be busy in the University Grill enjoying mocktails and painting in a fairy-themed oasis with the Queer Straight Alliance and the Art Club.
Did you know that 87 percent of the artwork in museums across the United States has been created by men? This may come as a shock to some. Surely, we have made more progress in equality between men and women in the arts. However, any progress that has been made has been fairly recent.
Throughout the history of music, there have been many figures that have pioneered several pivotal movements in the medium. Most of the credit goes to men, but a lot of music nowadays is influenced by the many women that pioneered music genres.
Are you an artist looking for an opportunity to exhibit your art with the chance to earn money? The 29th Annual Juried Art Exhibition at the Art Barn School of Arts is accepting applications through Feb. 28. They are offering $4000 worth of awards to participants!
IU South Bend’s very own award-winning literary journal, Analecta, is still accepting submissions from students of all majors – but only for a limited time. If students still wish to submit a piece to the journal, they have until Feb. 1 to do so.
