Posts Tagged ‘art’
Object Lessons
The Wagner Antiques Roadshow recalled many aspects of College history and culture.
‘Small Windows, Wide Views’: Seals in Antiquity and Today
Art historian Sarah Scott studies the ancient history of seals, and speaks about their modern relevance.
Joan Giordano ’60: Color, Form, and Texture
Joan Baldassano Giordano ’60 is a visual artist who combines painting and sculpting, using media ranging from bamboo to wax.
What’s Inside: The Printmaking Studio
In Parker Hall’s basement, Professor Bill Murphy shares his expertise in drypoint etching, a style of intaglio printmaking.
A New Facet of ‘Beautiful’
Little is known about the composer of our alma mater, but a recent find has revealed additional artistic talents.
The Original College Seal
On December 1, 2016, the Wagner College seal celebrates its 100th birthday! Here’s a guide to its original elements.
Uncommon Lives:
Doug McLarty ’66
Doug McLarty ’66 is an artist who uses a flatbed digital scanner to create fresh and striking pictures of natural objects.
Teaching Spanish Through ‘Portraits’: Video
Two Wagner professors have published a new kind of language textbook, drawing on art and literature.