I’m Tami, Friday morning desk runner at SLH, T.I.M.E. Digital Arts senior and all-around something. You’ll be getting a new influx of weekly blogging sensation from us students over in Student Life. So brace yourselves, and check back for news, events, and marginally relevant things. I saw a great caption the other day. Drew Carey Read more…
Well Howdy Everyone! I just wanted to let everyone know of some events that are coming up that SLC and CAB are sponsoring. Thursday, January 26, from 4-10pm is X-Box Domination in the Gund Building. Who wouldn’t want to go and play video games and take a break from school. Then on Friday February 3, Read more…
Hi everyone, I am Stephanie King and I just wanted to tell everyone a little bit about myself. I am majoring in Biomedical Art (graduating this year). I am a part of SLC (Student Leadership Council) as the treasurer this year and CAB (Campus Activities Board) as a member. I have 2 jobs here at Read more…
Well, my journey has finally begun! It started at 8:30 this morning with my mom screaming at me asking when I planned on getting up with my response being 8:15. WHOOOOOOOOOPSIES! sorry I’m not sorry. Anywho, we finally got around and left my humble abode at 9 with the destination being the Columbus airport. And Read more…
These past few days are all just starting to blend together. It is so easy to lose track of the time and the day here. The other day we went on a bus tour of Connemara, the sights were breathtaking. Every turn around a bend led to some new and amazing landscape. I can’t count Read more…
Cleveland has always been a unique environment to me, with a diverse display of cultures that are comprised of the people that live here. The one of a kind skills that they possess are shared to all through their daily work. This isn’t work that you can find anywhere in the U.S. in brand name Read more…
I have seen so much these past two days, and this whole experience still seems so unreal. Yesterday we went on a guided walking tour of Ballyvaughan, the city we are living in. Then afterwards, Emily and I went adventuring out to the pier, rural farms, and trespassed on some farms and became friends with Read more…
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/30/realestate/commercial/cleveland-ignites-job-growth-with-rebuilding-project.html?_r=2&adxnnl=1&src=recg&adxnnlx=1322654280-fKSAt2s+0Z61Bwfo72xSOQ With the excitement of what University Circle has to offer to its residents already, we can all look forward with great anticipation for the completion of the new “UpTown” addition on Euclid Ave. right next to the Cleveland Institute of Art. Welcome to the University Circle family UpTown!
This link, is just another example of Cleveland’s true colors. Cleveland and University Circle now has heads turning and perceptions changing. This hub of great culture, knowledge, and creativity is reinventing itself into a vibrant and inviting environment for the public. the Cleveland Institute of Art is proud to be apart of the up and Read more…
This week was all about the marketable. The artists were paired up and then had time to figure out what they wanted to make to sell on the streets. The team that made the most money would not only be getting a cash prize, but would also be safe from elimination. The teams this week Read more…
An amazing banner created from Ipad photos taken by Richard Fiorelli’s first year Charette class is currently on display in the library. One of the assignments had the students using slide mounts to frame their subjects. The banner consists of over 300 photos and spans about 23 feet. The work is part of the Foundation Show which opens Read more…
Start your engines, because this week was all about cars, more specifically the Fiat. When they went to see what their next challenge would be, they found themselves surrounded.. by car parts that is. The many parts of the Fiat were beautifully displayed on the floor, and they were informed that they would be taking Read more…
Did you know that putting post it notes in books is actually bad for books? When the notes are removed, the glue leaves behind a residue that damages the paper fibers, causing discoloration and brittleness. Please use scrap paper or bookmarks instead. Just this one simple thing can help to preserve our precious books!
Warning: Some of the work this week might be considered offensive. It’s time to take it to the streets!! This week was all about street art. The artists were taken to Brooklyn to tag up some walls with their ideas. Seeing as there was a limited amount of space and 8 artists left, they were Read more…
If you didn’t make it to the library to see the first year student’s accordion fold books this week, here’s a sample of what you missed. This is Estaciones del Tiempo by Rosaly Mendoza. Don’t you wish you had stopped in to see all the work? Next week the artists’ books display theme is Identity Read more…