by Editor | Oct 19, 2025 | Supporters
No. That headline is not a typo. What makes an artist’s mind different than an engineer’s or a chemist’s? How does living in central California or the Midwest or deep South affect how we think? Why do our own past ideas seem naïve or nutty later on? Matthew...
by Editor | Jun 9, 2024 | Lund Scholars, Scholar Profiles
Theller on the London EYE during her study abroad in 2020. A tiny silver figure, a trip to Copenhagen and the courage to question our methods and mindsets about Viking Age art. Like any study of the past, art history can feel like time travel. Looking at objects made...
by Editor | Jun 9, 2024 | Supporters
Michael Garcia The popular Madera artist on his recent return to Japan, life’s ephemerality and the importance of taking opportunity when it comes. Ask a Lund Scholar about life since study abroad and you’ll hear variations on a theme: the influence of international...
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...
by Editor | Feb 19, 2024 | Lund Scholars, Scholar Profiles
Lund Scholar Jose Soria (2022-23) Studying abroad in London really affirmed my capabilities and potential. Being exposed to so much of the art that London has to offer changed the way that I approach my art-making process. It removed mental limitations about studying...
