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IN PRINT: ‘Student Colony’ a Classroom Experiment in Living
Monday, 30 April 2012
by Shirley Gao
The orange and blue tent itself is not that unusual. Made of all-weather canvas and measuring 20 feet in diameter, its geodesic design makes it one of the strongest tents on the market. Scattered around the door flap are sandals and sneakers, assorted metal cooking utensils, tree branches and flannel shirts. The setup wouldn’t be
- Published in In Print
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Architecture, art, classes these days, daily life, ecology, giant tent, Student Colony
IN PRINT: A treasury of French images for youngsters
Monday, 23 November 2009
by Angela Wu
If you only ever venture into Firestone because of an awkwardly-scheduled precept, here’s another reason to visit the library. It might not be as compelling as that participation grade, but the Cotsen Children’s Library at Firestone is currently exhibiting a rare collection of French prints for children from the nineteenth century–before the age of TinTin
- Published in In Print
IN PRINT: Bryan House hails student’s artistic gift
Saturday, 17 October 2009
by Angela Wu
When Princeton University senior Julia Neufeld first saw a photograph of the lobby at Harriet Bryan House, she saw a long, blank wall—a very large blank wall. ”It looked like a big wall!” she said. “It’s about 8 feet by 30 feet, approximately. It was even hard to get the whole thing in there.” Over
- Published in In Print
DON’T EAT THE VIRGIN MARY!! Wait, you’re supposed to eat her?
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
by Samantha Pergadia
Students of ATL498: Bodies in Evidence, a class co-taught by novelist Toni Morrison and installation artist Christian Tomaszewski, took over the Lucas Gallery this week to produce a maze-like exhibit called Middle End Beginning. Poet Paul Muldoon was spotted at the opening reception yesterday, taking a walk through the rooms and talking to the students
Underwear Displayed in the Lucas Gallery
Thursday, 19 February 2009
by Samantha Pergadia
The Lucas Gallery, housed in 185 Nassau St., is currently running an exhibition of artwork from students in fall semester ceramics, drawing, painting, photography and sculpture classes. Here’s a glance of what you’ll see as you walk through the gallery: One of the most prominently-featured pieces is this work by Cristina Flores Monckeberg ’12:
- Published in Goings On