Art

ASU West to celebrate Cesar Chavez Day

Arizona recognizes the life and legacy of Cesar Chavez leading up to his birthday on March 31.

By Grace Oldham | March 21, 2018

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The ASU Art Museum 'Project Space' to close April 2018

The ASU Art Museum announced on their Facebook page that they will not be renew the lease for the downtown 'Project Space' after this semester.

By Melissa Robbins | March 20, 2018

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Video: ASU students celebrated annual Holi event on ASU's Tempe campus

More than 300 people celebrated the end of winter and the coming of spring on the Tempe campus during the Holi event. 

By Quan Wang | March 20, 2018

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To See the Words Unspoken exhibit weaves an image of the impact of words

Shannon Ludington's interactive exhibition To See the Words Unspoken at the ASU Project Space will use embroidery to demonstrate the effects words can have one's self-image.

By Melissa Robbins | March 15, 2018

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Having trouble getting it on: USG Tempe cancels Project Condom fashion show

After canceling the "Go F<3CK Yourself" in February, USGT announced the cancellation of Project Condom for fear of further negative attention.

By Grace Oldham and Edith Noriega | March 15, 2018

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‘Dear Evan Hansen' announced for the 2018-2019 Gammage season

ASU Gammage announced on March 12 that the next season's productions include classics like 'Wicked' and 'Rent' as well as the critically acclaimed 2015 musical 'Dear Evan Hansen.'

By Quintin Bingham | March 13, 2018

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'Saber Acomodar' art exhibition is a study in collaboration

Open until the end of June, "Saber Acomodar" bridges the gap between generations, locations and practices.

By Chelsea Hofmann | March 13, 2018

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Humor and art glow in ASU graduate student's ‘Dad Joke…’ exhibit

Joseph Bates' exhibit 'Dad Joke...' would make dads everywhere proud.

By Megan Barbera | February 14, 2018

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From graffiti to murals, Phoenix is the home to a thriving street art scene

Downtown Phoenix has become known for its vibrant graffiti and mural scene.

By Andrew Thaung | February 12, 2018

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A guide to being single on Valentine’s Day

Valentine's Day doesn't just have to be for couples — singles can find plenty of ways to enjoy themselves, whether alone or with friends.

By Alexis Potter | February 11, 2018

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Film student talks rude actors and shoveling snow at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival

An ASU film senior said that his experience at the Sundance Film Festival exposed him to the nitty gritty of the industry but offered several valuable connections — and some great cinematic experiences — as well. 

By Alexis Potter | February 11, 2018

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There are many options for students to find thrifted gear near ASU

The ASU community can even satisfy its thrifting needs at student-run online retailers. 

By Jessica Myers | February 8, 2018

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Social media poses opportunities and challenges for ASU photographers

Social media's low barrier to entry makes photographers confront a changing marketplace. 

By Megan Barbera | February 8, 2018

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Drake allegedly steals 'Scary Hours' cover art from ASU alumnus

Drake's 'Scary Hours' cover art almost exactly replicates a design created by an ASU graduate over three years ago.

By Grace Oldham | February 7, 2018

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ASU organizations celebrate 'strength and perseverance' during Black History Month

ASU celebrates Black History Month with events through the month of February while encouraging intersectional activism. 

By Jose Ivan Cazares | February 6, 2018

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Feminist organizations aim to recognize 'badass women' at ASU

The #BadAssWomenofASU campaign recognizes outstanding women in the ASU community.

By Alexis Potter and Jessica Myers | February 6, 2018

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Study abroad program takes students to Middle-earth

A summer 2018 study abroad program to New Zealand offers students the opportunity to get hands-on filmmaking experience while visiting the sets of "The Lord of the Rings" and "Avatar." 

By Andrew Thaung | February 5, 2018

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ASU conversation series gets students talking about religious misconceptions

"Dispelling the Myths: Religious Doctrine and Religious Dogma" is a series of public conversations hosted by Project Humanities to dispel misconceptions surrounding various faiths. 

By Jose Ivan Cazares and Naruro Hassan | February 1, 2018

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Tony Award-winning musical 'Hamilton' debuts at ASU Gammage

The hit musical has made its way to ASU.

By Jessica Myers and Sabine Galvis | February 1, 2018

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ASU student introduces 'Blind Yoga' to ASU students

"Blind Yoga" class creates unique opportunity for students with and without visual impairment. 

By Megan Barbera | January 31, 2018

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