Some of these structures are enormous monoliths intended to humble us, while others are warm, pedestrian-scale buildings meant to reassure us—and we kinda love them all.

Introducing the Rivet, a new magazine from the Exponent dedicated entirely to the arts and culture of Purdue. Read more about ...

What’s in an art piece? Art may not be a practical necessity in the way that food and shelter are, but it still plays a ...

If there’s one color that has drenched the corridor of time in interior design, it’s green. New iterations of this tone take ...

Nick Cox shares his "experience growing up in the church while being queer, and the complicated inner relationship that comes ...

The classic horror film "Halloween" came out in the 1970s and spawned a series of sequels, but even superfans may not know ...

Megan Beyer, the State Department’s director of Art in Embassies, explains how paintings and sculptures are their own form of ...

Momo the cat returns for this year's Halloween Google Doodle to take on atmospheric haunts and learn some science facts along the way.

At STÖR, all is for sale, from a mirror framed by dentures (CHÖMP) to an orange vase called TRÅFFIKÖHN. The art show is a ...

Are you an aspiring graphic designer on the hunt for the perfect tablet to transform your digital canvas? Or perhaps you’re a ...

Wednesday, Oct. 23, I was back in Tjaden for another interview with a student artist. Arden Conine ’26 is a BFA student originally from Boston. She invited me into the printmaking studio, the location ...