Reviews

The topic of death is something we all try to ignore. Is this feigned ignorance denial? Or is it an instinct, because we fear what we cannot understand, see, or […]

After what seems like the longest wait, spring has finally arrived. Cozy sunshine and blooming cherry blossoms—with such amazing weather, it is hard not to be reminded of how incredible […]

Whether you’re a painter, a dancer, an actress, or someone who can make something creative out of just about anything, there’s a scholarship out there with your name on it. […]

“It is an eye opener to how people feel when loved ones die,” said Tyler Sims, Director of The Shadow Box. Have you ever been being told of an impending […]

“This is all very unexpected. I never knew you could do things like that [with teapots],” commented Takhmina Dzhuraeva, ASG’s VP of Finance and Communication. Curated by BC ceramics instructor […]

Sometimes when you go in to see a play,  you measure the theater building and think you have it all figured out. The theater looks drafty, there are too many […]

“This energizes me!” said Trisha Brink, English instructor and faculty advisor of the BC Glee Club. Yes, Glee is on TV, in video games, at your local Claire’s and now, […]

On Feb. 28, the friendly librarian Benaya Israel transformed into self-proclaimed “Mr. Music” for the day. He was the mastermind behind all the soulful goodness you may have noticed flooding […]

“In this inspired romp, Charlie Baker is a painfully shy Englishman who must spend a few days alone in a fishing lodge in Georgia. His friend Froggy helps by telling […]

Linda Thomas, an Arts professor at BC, shows the Printmaking class a panoramic view of a shoe box full of tissue paper. After asking what they did with their weekend, […]

Depicted in science fiction books and films as a place where anything and everything mysteriously disappears once engulfed, and as a place where time is halted, there exists mystifying regions […]

Spring quarter is almost upon us, and for some of us, spring sounds an aweful lot like “Almost time to transfer.” Preparing to say goodbye,  getting ready to make new […]

What is Pacific Northwest design? In an age of rapidly increasing globalization, can a regional design ethic exist? An upcoming exhibition, titled “Made Local: Products of the Pacific Northwest,” showcasing […]

So you aren’t a big art fan and you think that art should be the first thing cut in any college or school-type program. While I am not one to […]

With globalization taking place  rapidly, maintaining originality is becoming more and more of a struggle for artists. The influence from other regions of the country or even other parts of […]

Valentine’s Day means different things for different people. For some, it’s the worst day of their lives. For others, it could end up being the best. But all in all, […]

Currently on View in the Bellevue College Gallery Space: February 14 – 29, 2011 Made Local: Produces of the Pacific Northwest Reception: February 23, 5 – 7 p.m. Made Local […]

Are you dissatisfied with the constant questions you have when it comes to fulfilling everything you need to complete your Associates Degree in Arts and Sciences? Do you make a […]

If you’ve ever had an e-mail pen pal from a country you can’t quite pronounce, you know what I’m talking about when I say that where a person lives connects […]