Written by Alexa LoSchiavo. Photos by Alexa LoSchiavo. Andrew Kuo is a New York City-based, multidisciplinary artist who focuses on personal narratives through different media. In his talk with chief SCAD MOA curator Daniel S. Palmer and longtime friend and art correspondent at Vanity Fair, Nate Fre
Written by Jax Warner. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. What exactly makes an A24 movie feel like an A24 movie? I started thinking about this because I kept having the same reaction to completely different movies: this feels like an A24 movie. Sometimes it was the way a scene looked. Sometimes it was an u
Written by Chidambara Venkat Avudaiappan. Photography by Chidambara Venkat Avudaiappan. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. Laptop stickers are rarely random. Whether it’s a movie poster, a local artist’s logo, or a club emblem, each one is chosen and placed on purpose. This raises the question:
Written by Aria Eyde. Graphic by Aria Eyde. Welcome to the first edition of Chronology. This column finds people in the creative community who are working on a project or pursuing a career they are passionate about. Everyone has a story to tell beyond what they do — even if who we are inevit
Written by Nasir Harrison. Graphic by Terv Utset. One thing I’ve always admired about the fall is its dedication to unpredictability. Any given week can be filled with stretches of blistering heat, followed by a weekend of torrential downpour and 70-degree evenings. You never know what you’re go
Written By Avery Melhado. Photos by Avery Melhado. Last month, Alexander’s Bistro welcomed the work of contemporary surrealist artist Jeanette Sabo to their cafe. The opening reception, which took place on Sept. 10, was an intimate yet powerful transportation into Sabo’s artistic world. Painti
Written by Chidambara Avudaiappan. Graphic by Alice Stockli. Dolly Parton left a legacy filled with love, compassion, wisdom, and resilience. She was a woman who stood by her beliefs, moved with a compassionate heart, and loved and helped every struggling soul. Following her recent passing, here are
Written by Shanti Hastings-Kimball. Graphic by Shanti Hastings-Kimball. It starts with an afternoon trip to the shelter, “just to look.” Pets have become a fixture of college life, offering unconditional love. They ease the isolation of being away from home for the first time and in a new
Written by Matthew Thompsen. Graphic by Ananya Panchal. This summer, I took Art in Adaptation on a whim. I needed to take at least two classes to get my scholarship, and there weren’t many options I found very exciting, so when a professor I liked said he would be teaching that class, I thought I