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Vicky Grube, App State art education professor, stands for a portrait in her Wey Hall studio office.

‘Organic and childish’: Art professor encourages comics and creativity

Carli Johnson, Reporter
October 12, 2022
App at a glance Oct: 10 - 15

App at a glance Oct: 10 – 15

Brionna Dallara, Reporter
October 11, 2022
Quick guide to High Country art scene

Quick guide to High Country art scene

Denise Casalez and Asher Davidson
August 17, 2022
During the first Friday Art Crawl Feb. 4, 2022, one might be able to enjoy art while listening to local musicians. Patrons at Common Good Co, located on King Street, offers a free art gallery for visitors to browse.

First Friday Art Crawl of 2022 celebrates new galleries and local artists

Denise Casalez, Reporter
February 9, 2022
A spread of illustrations and embroidery by Andie Aldred and Lorena Calvillo.

Tables in town: Students utilize pop-up opportunities to sell merchandise

Torri Marshall, Reporter
November 8, 2021
Local alumna’s art makes it into Our State

Local alumna’s art makes it into Our State

Savannah Brewer, Reporter
November 4, 2021
Boone-based trio Wilcox Smith Lane performs outside of the Turchin Center.

Hats, hula hoops and harmonicas: Buskers Fest shakes up Downtown Boone

Aubrey Smith, Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2021
Animal art: Turchin Center displays apes artwork

Animal art: Turchin Center displays apes’ artwork

Maggie Watts, Reporter
July 31, 2021
Jacob Moore (left) and Alex Woodbury (right), joined by a third musician, performing outside of the art market.

King Street Art Market showcases local artists through end of June

Lily Kincaid, Associate A&C Editor
June 29, 2021
Fictive Strategies: Suzanne Sbarge & Holly Roberts is one of the galleries currently on display at the Turchin Center.

Dusting off the displays: Turchin Center reopens to the public

Aubrey Smith, Editor-in-Chief
May 12, 2021
The sign for the BSA Black Art Gallery Walk in the Plemmons Student Union.

BSA spotlights Black Arts Movement in gallery walk

Lily Kincaid, Associate A&C Editor
April 22, 2021
App State graduates Ben Loomis and Bunny Eaton are making art more accessible through alternative vending machines located in Black Cat Burrito, Espresso News, Holistic Health Solutions, and The Tapp Room. Local artists are able to utilize the Curio Machine as a way to sell and get more exposure for their artwork.

App State alumni fill vending machines with local art

Aubrey Smith, Editor-in-Chief
November 9, 2020
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