Art Gallery offers Littlest Show
Allison Wordes—Staff Writer Senior Lydia Van Wingerden’s art gallery show takes a second glance—it doesn’t get smaller than this. Her collection on display includes over 250 tiny watercolor paintings done […]
Category Archives: Art
Deafening Silence: “A Quiet Place” Review
Harrison Burns–Staff Write Most modern blockbuster movies utilize loud explosions or quippy dialogue to draw an audience. What makes the success of “A Quiet Place” […]
Heart and Humor: “Isle of Dogs” Review
Zach Steensma—Staff Writer Wes Anderson is one of those directors whose artistic presence is so unique that his movies are practically their own self-contained genre. Longtime fans and casual moviegoers […]
“Movies are prayers”: First Monday speaker talks film
Zach Steensma—Staff Writer Earlier this month, Dordt College welcomed film critic Josh Larsen to campus as part of the Andreas Center’s First Monday Speaker Series. Larsen is the author of […]
Eury-lly ought-dice this show
Janelle Cammenga–Staff Writer You may have heard the Greek myth of Eurydice, a tale of a woman who dies on her wedding day and a man who travels to the […]
“Black and Yellow” and “Keychangers” take NCDC prizes
Ashley Huizinga and Harrison Burns—Staff Writers Enter a captionAshley Huizinga and Harrison Burns—Staff Writers Semifinals The 2018 NCDC Semifinals held at Northwestern College kicked off with a bang on April […]
Cultural Fair celebrates diversity with food and dancing
Emma Stoltzfus and Ashley Huizinga—Staff Writers On Saturday, Mar. 3, the Grille area was abuzz with color, fabrics and the smell of foreign cuisine. Attendees flocked to this year’s Cultural […]
