Imaginations Go Pop in Full Color at ‘Pop Goes the Easel’ Exhibition
February 8, 2023
By Gabrielle Russon Michael Knapp wants his art to say something.
Beacon Staffers Take it to the Stage in Play that Reveals Life Lessons about Jealousy and Hatred
November 3, 2022
Fighting over a man is a tragedy as old as time. In fact, it’s biblical.
Bellamy’s Statutes Stand Out in Recent Exhibit Meant to Reduce Art Buyer’s ‘Visual Tension’
December 1, 2021
Orlando interior designer José J. Cabrera helped support regional artists by mounting and sponsoring Visual Tension: Artspace 2021, an exhibition staged in November at Mills Gallery in Orlando.
Beacon Writing Expert Puts his Art on the “Block”
April 26, 2021
Beacon College writing consultant and artist Dr. Ray Nault celebrated having two woodblock prints accepted into the 38th International Yoshida Hanga Academy exhibition, staged from March 27 through April 11 in Tokyo.
Senior Art Student Offers His “Perceptions” in New Exhibition
March 31, 2021
As Beacon College studio artist Marcos Allen sees it, the things he’s known living the bucolic life in Madison, WI, the unknown things that foster racial strife, and all the moments in between leaving Madison and on the homestretch of graduating college are doors that have shaped his senior portfolio exhibition, “Perceptions.
Beacon Art Professor Explores City-Country Junction in New Exhibition
November 3, 2020
Beacon College studio arts chair Russell Bellamy explores the intersection of urban and bucolic life in his new exhibition at the Webber Gallery at the College of Central Florida.
Student Artist Confronts Dyslexia in Virtual Exhibition
November 2, 2020
Challenging times drive some to despair. For Emily Marra, challenging times she endured as a student with dyslexia and other learning differences drove her to draw.
Juried Art Exhibition Showcases Versatility of Beacon Artistry
April 23, 2020
Art, by definition, involves getting creative. And creativity is exactly what the Beacon studio art department mustered this month after the COVID-19 pandemic shifted the college into remote learning mode and scuttled plans for a traditional celebration of the Seventh Annual Juried Student Exhibition.
Beacon Student Artist’s Peeks into Human Machine Picked for Local Exhibition
January 23, 2020
Jonah Bienhoff’s artwork reflects her experiences and struggles — “almost like a self-portrait.
Beacon Professor’s Book Reveals “Forsaken” History of Never-released “Fantastic Four” Film
December 11, 2019
Beacon College humanities professor and pop culture expert Dr.
Behind Beacon College Art Professor’s “Capitulation”
October 30, 2019
Beacon College assistant professor of art Dustin Boise is a hard-charging soul in his desire to elevate students’ understanding and in his pursuits as a studio artist.