“I believe that the arts are necessary to our humanity, and I am deeply determined to make sure that everyone, especially marginalized groups in society, can have those barriers brought down that prevent them from life-changing arts access.”
An excerpt of this essay by CCAD senior Lauren Cox is published in Botticelli 22. Read the full essay here!
(Image by Izayah Li.)
ELLIE (in ASL; English subtitles): Yeah, I think someone old guy went into cardiac arrest after eating these. So they were recalled. Something about foreign matter contamination. (beat) And they’re expired.
CAM: Hell yes. Gimmie.
Read all of Sid Frazier’s “Regulars,” from Botticelli 22! (Cover image by Layla Updyke)
We absolutely love the storytelling in this seven-minute tale of a man and his new friend–or could he be more?
(Still from “Dear” by Chris Root)
Introduce yourself! I’m Anna Malone, and I’m a second year Illustration major at CCAD. One of your submissions to Botticelli was a drawing of an older woman and a young boy. What’s their story and how did you come up with it? When making these characters, I thought, ‘What would be the most unlikely pair?’ …
Hello writers (and readers) of CCAD! In preparation for next week’s Red Wheelbarrow, we’ve asked faculty reader and Botticelli advisor, the terrific professor Dr. Sophia Kartsonis, some questions about our reading series and poetry. Red Wheelbarrow will also features students Ian Drescher and Zia Joyce! Join us Wednesday April 3 at 6:30pm in the Canzani …
