Painting on The Plains seeks to provide space for students to express themselves
Painting on the Plains is back, and Auburn students are here for it. Here's everything you missed at Monday's art-filled event.
Painting on the Plains is back, and Auburn students are here for it. Here's everything you missed at Monday's art-filled event.
Auburn students, Regan Moss and Ren Carroll, organized an art installation for sexual awareness month.
The Auburn City Council discussed the removal of the mural on the Bedzzz express.
The Third Thursday Poetry series will be held at the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for Arts and Humanities on Nov. 18.
International Dot Day, taking place on September 15, will be hosting a community virtual project open for all to participate in.
On Sept. 9, Nick Cave spoke on his artwork, "soundsuits," at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts.
Friday evening, Auburn’s downtown streets were shut down and the area was turned into an entertainment district for an art walk and parade.
The Gogue Performing Arts Center is returning to an in-person format for concerts beginning April 18 after a suspension in March 2020 because of the pandemic.
‘Museum in Motion’ will be a moving art exhibit with interactive displays where people will be encouraged to play active roles in the exhibits to better understand different perspectives.
Becca, Will and Hays Jones are triplets who joined the Auburn Women's and Men's Chorus. They discuss how they all got into music and how their paths have differed with their musical pursuits.
Kayleigh Chalkowski, fourth-year doctoral student, travels to a variety of places studying wildlife and creates art of the organisms she finds along the way.
Two of Auburn University Black Graduate and Professional Student Association's artwork contest winners discuss how their piece relates to Black Lives Matter and their process in creating the artwork.
Kreher Preserve Nature Center has partnered with Heather Jackson, Auburn alumna and certified Zentangle teacher, to host the Nature Art Series. Zentangle is an art form that uses line patterns to cultivate relaxation.
Amy Briggs, an Auburn alumna, tells her story from potter to general manager at Rock 'n' Roll pinball in Opelika, Ala.
Reese Fleming, a senior in aerospace engineering, shares his passion for music and how he started producing his own music on a variety of platforms from Instagram to Spotify.
Carlos Izcaray tells his story behind his passion for music and how he became the music director of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra.
Kay Stone and Linda Munoz share the story behind the mosaic benches displayed around Donald E. Davis Arboretum.
Artists in the “Time Change/Change Time” exhibit share their process and their inspiration for the artworks held in Biggin Gallery through Nov. 6.
Director of “Blithe Spirit” explained the content of the performance and the process of making it available through Zoom.
Auburn's band director and a theater student explain the importance of the arts and how the pandemic has shaped it.