Recently, the internet has highlighted a fascinating divide between outsider and mainstream art, in part due to Sean Baker’s recent Academy Award dominating indie-hit “Anora,” along with other...
Craig Mannino, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• February 11, 2025
There is no better indicator to how a semester may go than the quality of your floor’s bulletin board. I chose to honor the best boards by walking through each Hofstra University residence hall to find the best ones and compile them. Here are my top five.
In 1915, Dr. Carter G. Woodson and Jesse E. Moorland founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, which gave way to the modern recognition of Black History Month. Their mission was to promote the study of Black history and celebrate the accomplishments of Black people in their respective fields.
Daniel Giordano’s “Hermetic Perversions: A Charming Night With Vicki Vermicelli” is currently on display in Hofstra’s Rosenberg Gallery. Giordano is an internationally-known sculptor who resides and works in Newburgh, New York. He earned his MFA from the University of Delaware and is known for his interesting, different and almost perverse work.
Kiarra Williams recently showcased her collection of sculptures titled “But what does it mean” in the FORM gallery. The soon-to-be graduate aspires to be an art therapist, seeking to help people work out their problems through art.
"The liberal arts help you to argue and think critically. They teach you how to write and ask questions. You may get your job through your major, but I can guarantee you’ll get your promotion through the liberal arts. The arts have always been more than just about artwork. Leonardo da Vinci understood this by blending his love of math and science with art; in fact, he considered them the same thing."
By Amanda Romeo
New perspectives on mental illness were brought to light in a student art show presented by Hofstra’s FORM Gallery. The gallery was an effort to raise money for The Invisible...
Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987), Flowers, 1970, screenprint on paper, extra, out of the edition. Designated for research and education purposes only. 36 x 36 in., Hofstra University Museum...
Last week, Maxx Grass’s gallery, “I Lost Some Time Once, It’s Always in the Last Places You Look” was showcased in Calkins Hall as part of Hofstra’s FORM Gallery.
Grass’s...
This month, the Hofstra FORM Gallery featured a collection of paintings that truly encapsulates the emotion behind a face with no name.
Gazing out from the walls of Calkins Hall were the piercing stares...
By Brianna Holcomb
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
The Form Gallery stepped away from digital media and #DopeArt this week, and instead opted for words of wisdom.
“The Complete Depiction of Bruce...
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