The Southern Oregon Arts & Research conference invites you to be a part of our 10th anniversary, celebrating our journey through the decade. Visit sou.edu/soar for more information.
Film trailers by Adam Borrego and Imogen Straub: Carrie Avis is an independent young woman working her way up at a new job in the big city, but when you’ve got an overbearing boss, crazy friends, and a chance at true love—things might just get a little out of hand! See the creators present this film on Wednesday, May 17.
Multimedia project by Andres Rivero. A projection of internet traffic in the local area including a VR experience that, like a viewport into the unreadable data ocean flying by, allows people to visualize all the data logs and information into simple animated images.
Painting by Taylor Blomquist. Acrylic on canvas. The dragon, moon, and ever changing sky represent how the past, present, and future affect our dreams.
This essay and project provides research and arguments about the usage and values of art in our modern society. With there being major cultural shifts over the last decade with all the technological growth, Samuel Schrott talks about the DIY movement seen in the United States over the last decade, and dives into the issues of craft and craftsmanship being forgotten about and taken for granted.
Multimedia project by Andres Rivero. A projection of internet traffic in the local area including a VR experience that, like a viewport into the unreadable data ocean flying by, allows people to visualize all the data logs and information into simple animated images.
Painting by Taylor Blomquist. Acrylic on canvas. The dragon, moon, and ever changing sky represent how the past, present, and future affect our dreams.
Multimedia project by Andres Rivero. A projection of internet traffic in the local area including a VR experience that, like a viewport into the unreadable data ocean flying by, allows people to visualize all the data logs and information into simple animated images.
Painting by Taylor Blomquist. Acrylic on canvas. The dragon, moon, and ever changing sky represent how the past, present, and future affect our dreams.
This group of University Seminar students will showcase a variety of projects they have been working on over the past two terms. Displays will include posters and art, and performances will include skits, scene performances, poetry, and song.
A large canvas will be displayed with free art supplies to create a representation of SOU's definition of solidarity as a whole. Anyone is free to come and illustrate how they define solidarity, and the combinational art piece made by these definitions will be publicly displayed by the Queer Resource Center.
Multimedia project by Andres Rivero. A projection of internet traffic in the local area including a VR experience that, like a viewport into the unreadable data ocean flying by, allows people to visualize all the data logs and information into simple animated images.
Painting by Taylor Blomquist. Acrylic on canvas. The dragon, moon, and ever changing sky represent how the past, present, and future affect our dreams.
The Emerging Media Convention (EMCon) is an annual digital media convention driven by the goal of preparing creative art students for life after SOU. Emcon’s annual “Creators Alley” is the highlight of the convention, where students of EMDA, Creative Arts, Business/Marketing, and Film showcase their work. EMCon’s goal is to bring SOU students and alumni, individuals in the digital media industry, and businesses together in one space in order to foster collaboration.
Bakken discusses her art practice and past and current bodies of work. Her work centers around printmaking and concepts of public land use, and the natural landscape influenced by her personal experiences.
