Finding Place in Art

We find meaning when we feel connected to learning. Teachers generally have an easier time introducing a topic if they can find ways to pair it with their students’ prior

Olivia O'Neill '19

Brown Ash Endangerment and Indigenous Solutions

Brown ash trees, also known as black ash, are critically endangered throughout the state of Maine. The emerald ash borer (EAB), a parasitic beetle that has already killed ash trees

Keller Leet-Otley, Grace Neumiller, and Tommaso Wagner

Selections from Writing Art Criticism: Senior Show 2019

As participants in Colby’s studio program developed their work for the Senior Art Exhibition this spring, students in my Writing Art Criticism class researched and wrote interpretive essays for the

Criticism by Sarah Rossien, Katie Herzig, Hannah Springhorn, Caroline Webb, Bennett Allen, and Tim Hood

Selections from Writing Art Criticism: Senior Show 2019

As participants in Colby’s studio program developed their work for the Senior Art Exhibition this spring, students in my Writing Art Criticism class researched and wrote interpretive essays for the

Criticism by Bennett Allen, Katie Herzig, Keenan Boscoe, and Jane MacKerron

Selections from Writing Art Criticism: Senior Show 2019

As participants in Colby’s studio program developed their work for the Senior Art Exhibition this spring, students in my Writing Art Criticism class researched and wrote interpretive essays for the

Criticism by Keenan Boscoe, Jane MacKerron, and Caroline Webb

Selections from Writing Art Criticism: Senior Show 2019

As participants in Colby’s studio program developed their work for the Senior Art Exhibition this spring, students in my Writing Art Criticism class researched and wrote interpretive essays for the

Criticism by Sarah Rossien, Hannah Springhorn, and Tim Hood

A Summer of Art with Grafton Tyler Brown

Working at the Colby Museum of Art last summer as a curatorial intern opened my eyes to the inner workings of an art museum. My job was to assist the

Julia Pfau '21