SCAD DAY: Photography Dept. Shows How it's Done by Frances Claudio-Vargas. This quarter started with a bang, and we couldn’t be more excited. On Saturday, Jan. 16, the first SCAD
Manfrotto. It’s already the second week in winter quarter here at SCAD. Luckily for us, there are multiple companies visiting our campus already. A great way to kick things off
Photo by Beth Navarro/stewart-onan.com Award-winning novelist Stewart O’Nan is on his way to SCAD Atlanta, beginning this winter quarter’s Ivy Hall Writers Series on a high note. O’Nan will appear
Photographer’s guide #2: Building your confidence by Tyler McClelland. Being a working artist of any kind is a beautiful paradox. Through our work we are expressing ourselves to others as
Sophomore painting major Amelia Phythian takes a break from working on her project for installation class. Photo by LuAnne DeMeo Currently a sophomore in pursuit of her B.F.A. in painting, Amelia
Buried Alive Film Festival/Facebook. Horror film fanatics, assemble! The Buried Alive Film Festival is returning to Atlanta for its tenth year running, bringing independent, innovative horror films from around the
Persona, n. The aspect of a person’s character that is displayed to or perceived by others. – Oxford English Dictionary What happens when a dozen SCAD-Atlanta photography students are boldly
Arnika Dawkins Gallery: “On Being Black” by Aspen Evans. The room was literally buzzing at the Arnika Dawkins Gallery Friday, October 16th for the exhibition’s opening reception. The “On Being
The first story for “Adventures of a Photographer” article series, we have Forest McMullin, who is a current photography professor at SCAD ATL. His story explains when he found himself
Jo Arellanes Photo by LuAnne DeMeo With a double major/double minor BFA under her belt and currently pursuing a Master's degree in Photography, Jo Arellanes seldom slows down. Freshly
