Many of us know that most visual art has its superhuman power to sympathize with the highs and lows of giving yourself for your loved ones – be it through tranquil canoeing expeditions, or quiet camping...
Editor’s Note: This is the first issue of the blog Black Talk: A Zine.
If you’re Black, you’ve been to a cookout.
In REAL LIFE, cookouts are social gatherings that we (Black people)* hold to...
I’m baaaaaaaaaaaaaack! How’s it going? I hope the summer treated you well, I know it did for me
So yeah, let’s begin Part 5 of Art Tips! What to talk about, what to talk about… It’s funny...
Why else would we all not want to give a rousing “Okay, queen”? For students who have seen Emoji Nightmare, one of Vermont’s leading drag queens, perform the previous school year, who would have...
If your knees go weak for musicals that move beyond the average theatre kid’s expectation, Starlight Express is an 80’s roller-disco-operetta of a musical that will achieve such through far from simple...
Many of us know of Edgar Allan Poe, Victorian writer, author, and poet, and of the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death. Academic scholars say that sometime after October 7, 1849, a Baltimore...
Netflix gives us yet another hit with Tony Rettenmaier and Juel Taylor’s debut film They Cloned Tyrone, a Blaxploitation Sci-fi comedy. Released to the streaming platform on July 21, the film mixes components...
Oh goodie, welcome back to the THIRD installment of this madness.
It’s great to be back, and I have no energy whatsoever to write this, so pretend I’m writing something snappy and funny here. ......
On January 23, Michael Mahnke, a VTSU-Johnson Visual Arts professor, debuted his poignantly immersive exhibition known as Memory In Material. While on display at the Julian Scott Memorial Gallery, Mahnke’s...
Currently displayed in the Minemå Gallery, housed in The Studio Store, “Teacher Student Critic” features pieces by Professor Victoria Zolnoski and MFA student Caroline Loftus, with commentary by Dr....
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Bet you weren’t expecting to see a part 2 to this now amazing series! Well, guess what? You’re all idiots because I’M BACK for some more *cough* bullying *cough* art...
Generation Z folk have had diverse attitudes toward Jazz music. Some might have heard an album from Frank Sinatra and muttered a simple “not interested” in return. If asked about a favorite Jazz artist,...
What fashion do we see at VTSU-Johnson? When we take glances at our friends, colleagues, and (sometimes) our professors, there is a clear diversity of styles that we enjoy and that make us feel like our...
Are you new to fashion and are struggling to find your personal style? Do you have no idea where to start or what to look for? Finding your personal style can be challenging, so here is a step-by-step...
"Fast fashion," a fairly new term, is one we hear tossed around a lot but its lighthearted title undermines the fact that it has some of the worst environmental impacts of our time. It is fueled by big...
Funk Fusion had its end-of-the-semester performance on stage at the Dibden Center for the Arts On Friday, Dec. 8. So, what is Funk Fusion?
Wilbur Hayes, a current member of Funk Fusion, describes it...
On Nov. 15, Abigail Synnestvedt, a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) student at VTSU-Johnson, presented her paintings at the Julian Scott Gallery. Her collection, titled “Devotions,” included 20 five-by-seven...
With finals season around the corner, and weekly schedules packing assignment upon assignment, you may be having trouble finding things to do outside of studying. You may have witnessed the choir...
Danceland is a show that was held at the Dibden Center for the Arts, on the VTSU-Johnson campus, on December 1 and 2, and starting at 7p.m. The show was hosted by the Vermont State University Dance...
So Team Fortress 2 came out in 2007 and everyone was like:
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH–
Team Fortress 2 (TF2) is an online player versus player (pvp) game centering around...
Do you love Halloween classics like ParaNorman and Corpse Bride? Are you looking for a new animated film to enjoy? Released in 2022, Netflix’s Wendell and Wild is a horror comedy that wrenches the heart...
Hey kids!
Have you ever wanted to draw but found that it’s too hard? That you deal with the bullshit of trying to pick out colors? What about composition? And the cramps you get in your hand from...
What is a blue egg? Why is it blue? Where did it come from? Blue eggs exist without the use of artificial dye?
These are questions that can be answered by the Ameraucana chicken.
Blue chicken eggs are...
Coming November 9-12 to Dibden Center for the Arts: 30 Neo-Futurist Plays from Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind (30 Plays in 60 minutes).
“Having opened in 1988 and still playing today as the...
You may have seen the flyers around the Johnson campus halls, advertising the various exhibits to be shown in the Julian Scott Memorial Gallery (JSMG) this semester. Those who have visited the Dibden building...
Halloween is a day of goblins and ghouls, witches and werewolves, the dead and the un-dead. It is a holiday of costumes, candy and a history that runs deep.
According to the 2023 article “Samhain”...
Have you heard of Pamplemousse? Do you want to learn about the history of Literature and Literary Magazines? Want to use your creativity for fun? Taught by Associate Professors Jensen Beach and Elizabeth...
Picture it: teenaged Abraham Lincoln and Gandhi are attempting to get beer for a high school party thrown by John F. Kennedy, all in attempt to become popular and get the ladies. That is the plot for the...
“Suspiria,” an experimental Italian horror film directed by Dario Argento, released in 1977, is a kaleidoscopic, sinister fairytale that captures the horror genre through a technicolor lens. Ignoring...
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