News & Stories: Arts

Columbus, Ohio, offers easy access to great urban opportunities, including a professional venue for Denison cinema students.

In a lively evening of bluegrass and newgrass, Sam Bush and Denison's bluegrass ensemble cap off the 2017 Vail season.

Denison Studio Art professor, Sheilah Wilson, works to place contemporary art on billboards in Newark, Ohio.

Wherever you go, whatever you're doing, chances are pretty good there's a Denison connection.

Film editor Matthew Hamachek '03 returned to Denison to discuss his latest project - the Netflix original documentary, AMANDA KNOX.

A unique program merging vocal music and acting brings outstanding talent to the stage.

Kurt Vincent '06 returned to Denison to screen his documentary feature and directorial debut, 'The Lost Arcade.'

Five dance alumni gathered for a career panel and answered questions about their careers in dance.

When the Denison Bluegrass Ensemble headed to the international Bluegrass conference, there was learning and music on all sides.

Mo Stemen '07 returned to Denison to meet with students and discuss her career in the film industry.

Visit the Department of Cinema's Vimeo page to view student work, faculty work, and footage from events with visiting filmmakers and artists.

Evelyn Kendrix '19 spent her summer creating ephemeral art from natural materials.

For Megan Frazier '97, her love of movement and physiology has translated into her career as a pediatric physical therapist.

Entomology, literature, and design are fed by imagination in this cross-disciplinary student project.

Four alumni start their careers together as a film production company in Columbus.

Xinyi Hua '16 created a mentoring program for "left-behind" children in China.

A billboard becomes the foundation of a community project to make the world a better place.

For BFA Nancy Martinez, art was nurtured by a trio of professors.

Filmmaker Skye Wallin '11 returned to Denison to discuss his latest project and meet with students.

Documentary editor and Cinema alum Matthew Hamacheck '03 brought his latest film to campus.

For the majority of our students, the arts play an integral role not only in their college experience, but also in the rest of their lives.

Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher '80 adapts a modern classic 'Confederacy of Dunces' for the stage.

Historic costumes - behind the scenes look at research and restoration.

Physics and music make a harmonious counterpoint for Junzhi Wang '16.

Alum Molly Shanahan recognized as a singular voice in Chicago
 dance.

Luckily, the Denison Off-Campus Studies office suggested I study in Denmark, which was the best experience of my life.

Visiting artist Liz Roberts worked with Cinema students to create "Hoist"

Since 2008 we have been taking our senior Studio Art majors to New York City.

Four cinema majors living in Chicago create their first movie.

Research in Sri Lanka changed perspectives teaching and interpreting dance.

Singer/songwriter Caroline Spence '11 visits campus to conduct a songwriting workshop.

A workshop by theatre alums was inspiring for Megan Lovely '19

From econ major to hip-hop dancer with Steve Flores '11.

Avant-garde film artist Bruce McClure's visit to Denison.

Draves' work navigates spaces of contemporaneity, hybridity, & globalization.

Life in Ghana was very different from life on the hill.

A team-taught class traveled to Berlin to study the effects of urban division on culture and society.

In 2012, Katie Woods '14 wrote a play that depicts a struggle with mental health.

Hailey Bruce '16 took part in a three-week residency with the Parsons Dance Company in New York City.

Cinema Professor Dave Bussan set out to make a film about an artist's work, and instead created one about a religious journey.

Visiting artist Dada Masilo juxtaposes dance genres.