Photos and story by Chris Crymes
Entertainment Editor
From artist DPhillGood inviting families to his make-your-own-art painting stations to Lupita’s food truck to street artists “tagging” walls...
By Ashley Wilkinson
Contributing Writer
Photo by Ashley Wilkinson
Due to COVID-19, the TJC Art Department has put plans on hold for the annual Arts Festival, Art Club events, the 2021 Bell Tower Arts...
By Mary Mone
Piece by piece, the Texas Museum of Art is a source for not only the Tyler Junior College community but also the Tyler community to enrich their lives with art from all over Texas. ...
Hannah Horton
Editor-in-Chief
Honors students in the Fairytale Theatre class have spent the semester getting ready to present classic fairytales to local elementary school students.
Each fall...
Anna Grace Drewett
Staff Writer
Shurrell Wiebe, an instructor and director for the Pre-Professional Modern Program at TJC’s Academy of Dance, invites everyone to come out and watch the dancers...
By Emily Attebery
Managing Editor
After gathering food for the Art Club’s Biannual Canned Food Drive for a decade, the group is ready to take on its eleventh year.
“It’s become a tradition really....
Although it’s never been done before, it goes on all the time.
“When we started the Bell Tower, it was always my goal to maybe expand it into an arts festival,” English professor and...
Each semester the TJC Art Department professors convene and select a handful of exceptional students to showcase in an exhibition. The students selected are also awarded a performance grant. Art professor...
The art Department's 11th Annual Silent Auction is in full swing. This year the auction will benefit the recovery of former art club officer Joe French who was shot over winter break in the Honduras.
Two nights a week, the art department strips down and bares it all for an excitingly fresh course, complete with nude models and intimate instruction.
Life Drawing I (ARTS 2323) is a new class featuring...
