MyVoice: Proposed federal loan cuts put humanities degrees at risk
In a divided America, education stands as a light in the most uncertain darkness. Whether students pursue degrees in art history or engineering, their knowledge is essential to the betterment…
PHOTOS: Sinclair galleries feature work of Liz Quay, Jayne Struble, Kathy McGhee
Running July 6-Aug. 14, the Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery in Building 13 of Sinclair College is hosting “Marks and Stitches,” a collaboration between artists Liz Quay and Jayne Struble.…
Juried Exhibition celebrates work of fine art students at Sinclair
The 2026 Fine Art Student Juried Exhibition at Sinclair College highlights student creativity while giving artists a chance to share and even sell their work. The exhibition, held in building…
PHOTOS: Sandra Aska, Andy Holliday, Paul Rienzo share their artwork in the gallery and online
Sinclair College’s Virtual Artist Talks on Feb. 20 featured Sandra Aska, a clay sculpture artist; Andy Holliday, who creates ink prints; and Paul Rienzo, a painter who works with acrylics…
PHOTOS: Artists showcase their work in Sinclair galleries
Artists Jason Cytacki, Haley Prestifilippo and Yoshiko Shimano are showcasing their works in Sinclair’s galleries until Feb. 2. Cytacki and Prestifilippo collaborated on “Knickknacks” while Shimano is exhibiting their works…
The Dayton Art Institute gives Sinclair students free admission to experience history and culture
In our current age, traditional forms of art are often seen as archaic mediums that only stuffy, pretentious posers with a superiority complex enjoy. However this is a stigma that…