This feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Hannah Johnston ’20. If you’ve been anywhere near the freshman quad during the unseasonably warm weather we’ve had recently, you’ve probably spotted first year Hannah Johnston sitting in a hammock and embroidering her and her friends’
Read moreThis feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Annika Ostrom ’20. Annika Ostrom may be new to the Kenyon art scene, but she’s far from inexperienced. She declared a major in Studio Art in December of last semester, and is currently experimenting in
Read moreThis feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Sarah Nourie ’17. Sarah Nourie’s artwork is selfish, and she wouldn’t want it any other way. “I draw myself at a lot,” she admits flipping through her sketchbook. Though self portraiture is prolific in her
Read moreThis feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Ana Inciardi ’19. Ana Inciardi’s distinct style is apparent throughout her countless journals and sketchbooks. Her favorite style is illustration, with her art depicting detailed images of life at Kenyon and her hometown of Brooklyn, NY. Ana is inspired
Read moreThis feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Livy Porter ’18. Livy Porter’s favorite medium of art would have to be projecting. She says she enjoys this form because it fills emptiness and she enjoys creating something out of nothing (not to mention
Read moreThis feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Ella Jones ’17.
Read moreThis feature was conceived as a foray into the hearts/minds of Kenyon’s finest artists through the pages of their sketchbooks. This week, we talk with Caroline Del Giudice ’15. I first saw Caroline’s work at the installation show in December 2014. Her piece, “Revolution is Not a Bed of Roses” caught most people’s attention. Constructed almost entirely of metal and standing
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