Edvard Munch. Vincent Van Gogh. Sylvia Plath. Virginia Woolf. Jim Morrison. Robin Williams. All of these people fit a certain label society has observed throughout history: the tortured artist.
Read MoreArt after Hours
Emily Petillon, SC ‘19, works until 11 p.m. every Thursday night at Pomona College Museum of Art. While her hours may seem unusual, she is a museum attendant for Art After Hours, a weekly event that showcases Los Angeles-based artists.
Read MoreInterview with Scripps’ New Art Professor
This fall, Kasper Kovitz, an art professor from Austria, joins our staff.
Read MoreMeet Visiting Professor, Artist, Phung Huynh
The Scripps Voice catches up with visiting art professor Phung Huynh as she concludes her year-long post at Scripps.
Read MorePhoto Gallery: Senior Art Projects
Williamson Gallery exhibit features the thesis projects of eight Art majors from Scripps and Harvey Mudd.
Read MoreHot off the (Scripps College) Press
Professor Kitty Maryatt knows a thing or two about books.
Since 1986, Maryatt has run the Scripps College Press from a back room of Lang. Hired to rescue a dying component of the Scripps experience, Maryatt was tasked with somehow getting enough funds to save the press. Already there existed a class in which students were to learn how to make their own books, producing enough copies for themselves and a few friends. However, this course offered no formal instruction in metal typesetting, nor in other important components of printing. Frustrated by the fruitlessness of a class in which each student made only about ten copies of his or her individual book, Maryatt decided to redesign the curriculum.
Photo Gallery: 71st Scripps College Ceramics Annual
The 71st Scripps College Ceramics Annual, curated by Professor Julia Haft-Candell, has proven to be perhaps the best show yet. With a variety of styles and artists on display, the pieces blended seamlessly together. The show will be on campus at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery until April 5.
Faculty art show
Scripps art students are often in the spotlight for their work, so this issue we decided to highlight the talent of the staff to whom art students owe so many thanks.
