Fine Arts Center Displays Three New Exhibits

Lauren Kay Chiaradio On Oct. 12, the Salem College Art Department opened a new series of exhibits in the Fine Arts Center. The exhibits on display are “American Folk” and “Proof + Disappearance,” both of which display a variety of photographic styles and “The Butterfly Man,” a set of collages. Lisa Elmaleh has worked with […]

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Artists’ Reception Opens New Exhibits in the FAC

JULIA JENNINGS On Friday, Feb. 9, Salem hosted the first artists’ reception of the Spring semester in the Elberson Fine Arts Center. Two exhibits opened: Meredith Elder in the Velma Mason Davis Gallery, and an invitational throughout the Mary Davis Holt Gallery. The Invitational Exhibition brings together women printmakers currently active in the Winston-Salem community. […]

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Kim & Company XX: Twenty Years of Salem Art Alumnae

By Alex Benson     In celebration of the achievements from students that have studied under Professor Kim Varnadoe, Salem College is presenting a showcase of artwork by previous graduates. The exhibit, Kim & Company XX: Twenty Years of Salem Art Alumnae, features a collection of artwork from alumnae from classes 1996 to 2015.     The exhibit contains […]

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Fleer Student’s Fairy Tale of a Senior Show

By Emily Ramser     Salem College is exhibiting work from graduating seniors Danny Ekstrand and Sara Lee Tolbert. The exhibition opening reception will be on Friday May 6 from 6-8pm and will be shown at the Elberson Fine Arts Center from May 6 through May 21.     Two graduating seniors, Danny Erkstrand and Sara Lee Tolbert, are […]

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The Addams Family Visits Salem

By Emily Ramser     Wednesday, Morticia Uncle Fester, and Gomez are all here.      Salem College’s Pierrette Players are putting on The Addams Family for the 2016 spring musical. In this musical comedy, based upon The Addams Family television show, Salem students are playing the creepy, kooky roles.     The Addam’s Family stage manager Molly Blanchard refers to […]

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Photography Returning to Salem?

By Kristen Maikoo       Petitions have been posted around campus advocating for photography courses to be offered at Salem. Sophomore design student Victoria LaJuan Bowen, who began the petition, became interested in photography taking a course on it at Sawtooth School for Visual Art.     “I’m very passionate about photography,” she says. “It’s not only an […]

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Sorting Through Mental Laundry

By Alexandra Benson Photos by Anna Kathryn Fulp and Katherine Williams     For Nicole Uzzell’s first solo exhibition, Salem College’s Fine Arts Center opened the corridor of the Velma Mason Davis Gallery. This allowed for the sculptor and installation artist to set up the  intricate and interesting collection “Sorting It Out.” Her collection combines a […]

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Women’s Conference Highlights Professional Leadership

By Aryatara Shakya and Kristen Maikoo Photo by Leslie Luna     In the Fortune 500, there are “23 women out of 500,” as Susan Cameron, President and CEO of Reynolds American Inc. mentioned in her speech. According to Pew Research, 5.2 percent of Fortune 500 CEO’s are women. In a male-dominated workforce, professionals speaking during the […]

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Who Gives a Poop About Gender Neutral Bathrooms

Student Pioneers for Transgender Rights By Kristen Maikoo     It started with a class project and a drive for change. Junior Mikaella Bruce, known to most as Bruce, became interested in establishing gender neutral restrooms on Salem’s campus and began the process during her Not-For-Profit Management course last year.     After learning the basics of public policy […]

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Fine Arts of Fall

By Claire Smithers Photo by Claire Smithers     As the exhibits in the Elberson Fine Arts Center are uninstalled over the next few weeks, new exhibits are taking their place. Two artists, Andrew Fansler and Edith Lake Wilkinson, will have their work displayed near the end of October.     The first artist, Fansler, may ring a bell […]

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