Can art really pay the bills?
“Every time I tell someone I’m working towards an art degree, it’s always the same thing: ‘So what are you really going to do with that?’” Breanna Nolan, a University of Mississippi
OPINION: Choosing to have a voice
Musician and performance artist Alex Cameron wrote in his song “Politics of Love,” “There ain’t no politics in love.” While Cameron may be right on an individual basis, in the grand scheme
Steeped in the past, ‘Benton County Relic’ forges a new way in blues music
Called “Benton County Relic” and featuring a tintype portrait of the artist as its cover, Cedric Burnside’s latest album owes a lot to the past. Burnside, who still lives outside of Holly
‘The infinity of music’: Why music is like religion for student musician Lo Noom
Singer-songwriter Andrew Newman believes in music like others believe in religion. He speaks of its infinite power. He has faith in its mystical hand. He is a devoted celebrant. The creative force
Ole Miss alumna designs official Double Decker poster
Over the course of its 23-year existence, the Double Decker Festival has featured a variety of styles in its promotional posters. Seen all over town on bulletins and buildings in the months,
Pop-tarts, popcorn and pop art: ‘Oxford Pop Art Show!’ is anything but ordinary
Instead of having the typical cheese-and-crackers platter, Frame Up’s Basement Gallery treated guests to Pop-Tarts and popcorn last night at its “Pop Art Show!” — symbolizing the bizarre, yet intriguing, qualities of
First Big Gay Art Show illustrates shared identity, experience of Southern LGBTQ community
Last year, co-creators of OutOxford Jonathan Kent Adams and Blake Summers, in collaboration with the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies and the Powerhouse, came up with the idea of