From Nov. 5 to Dec. 13, the Art Gallery showcased three professional artists in an exhibition called “Linear Equations.” The works of these artists all had a style of their own, but each shared the common characteristic of being made mostly from lines of different types.
Horrified, the world watched in awe as news of the tragedy spread: A series of coordinated attacks carried out by members of the reviled ‘Islamic’ State had left more than 100dead in Paris, with hundreds more wounded. In a city that had suffered a brutal assault on the offices of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo mere months before, once again, blood flowed through the streets, let loose by the gunfire of extremists.
What is it that makes a play good? Is it solid performances of memorable characters? Is it an intriguing, relevant story that draws the interest of the audience? Or is it in the little things, such as the props or well-placed sound effects? Well, whatever makes a play good, the Sonoma State University Theater Department’s rendition of “The Hummingbird Wars,” directed by Judy Navas, includes all of the above.
When American soldiers came home from the jungles of Vietnam, scores of citizens accused them of being “baby killers.” Just a few decades later it seems the cultural attitude towards the military has shifted drastically.
On June 5, 2014, the notorious Islamic State of Iraq and Syria(ISIS) began their incursion into Iraq, carrying the civil war of neighboring Syria with them across the border.
When Iggy Azalea rose to prominence within the hip-hop genre, she was met with a fire storm of criticism from listeners and artists alike. Many accused Azalea of distorting hip-hop culture for her own profit. This wasn’t just because she was a white woman from Australia. No, Azalea was blamed for ignoring the roots of hip-hop.
If you’re in touch with gamer culture, you’ve probably heard of “Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.” Developed by Kojima Productions, this action-adventure shooter has received some of the highest praises from critics.
Stephen Colbert has returned. Last week, the highly acclaimed don of satire made his debut on CBS, replacing David Letterman as the host of The Late Show.
Sonoma State University students, faculty, and community membersgather in the University Art Exhibit on Thursday to view an art collection consisting of pieces of work by many photography greats.
