Stillwater— How Three Photographers Suspend an Ever
Moving Element in Time
Art
The Escalette Collection Breathes New Life into the Rinker Campus
Wilkinson College’s Escalette Collection has expanded its ‘museum without walls,’ serving students in the much needed campus center at Chapman’s
"No Mākou Ke Ānuenue": Decolonizing Conversations on Queer Identities
In the piece “No Mākou Ke Ānuenue,” which translates to “A Rainbow for All,” undulating rainbows wrap around each other,
Katie Dorame
Reclaiming a Place Real and Fantastic
WE WERE THEN, WE ARE NOW
New Student Curated Exhibition
Gerald Clarke and Creative Sovereignty
Last week, Gerald Clarke, multimedia artist, enrolled member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians, and Professor of Ethnic Studies at
River Garza
Expressing the Intersectionality of Identities through Visual Imagery
Escalette Collection Featured in International Exhibition
Almost a year ago, we announced that one of the most well-known paintings in the Escalette Collection – Untitled by Mary Corse
Laurie Steelink
Creating to Connect the Self, Humanity, and History
"The Artist is Present"
New Escalette Podcast – Hosted by Catalyst: A Creative Industries Podcast
Mercedes Dorame
Newly Imagining the Past, Present, and Future of Indigenous Visibility