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The exhibition “Gingers” presented at the Windgate Gallery, Art West Building at John Brown University, takes its name from the term commonly associated with individuals who have red hair, delving into a unique exploration of identity, challenging societal norms and perceptions. Kieran Dodds, a renowned photographer known for his distinctive style and thoughtful compositions, has gained acclaim for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects.
Matthew Campbell, a senior graphic design major, debuted his student gallery on Friday, Sep. 15, after a year-long creative process to portray what he called “an immersive gallery experience.” “Arid” is a combination of Campbell’s artistic passions, as it includes visual graphics elements, an original screenplay and an extended play (EP) with the same name. The debut took place at John Brown University, where a large number of students, professors and general guests enjoyed Campbell’s graphic art, a live performance of his EP and a guest DJ that completed the ambience for what Campbell’s felt like a “successful debut.”
While there are many ways to share the Gospel, Paul Bulgin, assistant professor of visual arts at John Brown University, has found a creative approach to represent Scripture with his artistic expression.
On Feb. 10, Bulgin hosted a reception and live art performance of his most recent gallery “Abstract, React, Impact.” His work features spin art and splatter paintings that explore biblical stories, including the Genesis account of creation through color and form.
Artist and author Scott Erickson visited the John Brown University campus on Jan. 25 during spiritual emphasis week to speak in chapel and launch his new book “Say Yes.” Popular among young Christians on social media, JBU students were captivated by his performance and wisdom. A little about Scott Erickson […]