The Arts

Edinboro’s senior graphic design students wowed a recent gallery crowd with their show: “Fresh Prints of Doucette.”

“Collaborative Movement.” It’s a name that could be interpreted in many ways, yet for Brandon Lipe, it’s something both personal and professional.

Contributing Writer Rhiannon Pushchak writes about Steven Wilson's "The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)" in this week's 'Album that changed my life.'

 As a freshman, her realistic interpretations of sculpture and form have even gained some notice in the local area, with the possibility of helping design a sculpture in a community park. 

Music reviews written by the Spectator staff on recently released music from Khalid and Pup.

The Edinboro Step and Dance Team put on their spring show in the Pogue Student Center Multipurpose Room on Saturday. The show featured performances by not only the Xclusive Step Team and Xplus Dance Team, but a few solo moments as well. 

Viewers were able to take in unique cultural perspectives on the second floor of the Baron-Forness Library from April 1-10, in the form of a two-part painting exhibition called “The Love of Lake.”

“(Be)long,” a master of fine arts thesis exhibition by ceramics student Alana Wilson, ran from April 1-5, consisting of several wall pieces, pots and cups (with the color blue heavily utilized), and more.

Arthur Ganson, a kinetic sculptor with over 40 years of experience, delivered a lecture called “Surviving as a Misfit” on Thursday, April 4, in room 107A of Compton Hall. The lecture covered his artistic and professional life, along with the subject of invention.