Jasmine Parker: How Walking London Led to Teaching Art

by Editor | Mar 1, 2025 | Lund Scholars, Scholar Profiles

Lund Scholar Jasmine Parker (2019-20) talks about how London helped her choose life as an artist and teacher. Jasmine at Stonehenge, 2020 It’s not unusual for Lund Scholars to describe their London study abroad as a crossroads, a turning point where taking the literal...

Xena Senn: Building a Teaching Community on London Memories

by Editor | Feb 27, 2025 | Lund Scholars

Xena Senn (2019-20) on the value of maintaining links with fellow Lund Scholars, long after London. For as long as I can remember, I have always been the kid that draws, paints, doodles and sculpts but it wasn’t until I received the Lund Scholarship that I realized...

Supporter Salute: Trailblazing Terrance Reimer Redefines Art & How It’s Experienced

by Editor | Apr 2, 2024 | Supporters

Portrait of Terrance Reimer by Bojh Parker “Blurring lines” isn’t something you’d expect a photographer to aim for.    But when Clovis photographer and filmmaker Terrance Reimer points his camera at a subject, boundaries between genre, media and reality itself begin...

A Lund Scholar’s Guide to London: Shirin Guthier

by Editor | Mar 1, 2024 | Lund Scholars, Scholar Guides to London, Uncategorized

Shirin Guthier, 2019 Lund Scholar and Thomas Jefferson Middle School Art Instructor, shares her personal picks for a memorable London trek 1. Taste your way through the Borough Market. A five-minute walk from London Bridge, this sprawling food bazaar has operated...