Highlighting AAPI alumni in the arts
As a part of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, which takes place in May, The Ithacan spoke with four AAPI alumni and a current student who work in art and communication.
As a part of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, which takes place in May, The Ithacan spoke with four AAPI alumni and a current student who work in art and communication.
To make up for COVID-19 cancelling their internship in Los Angeles, student Xing Ke created the video game “Pavonia Paranormal.”
From left, seniors Tom Peyton and Lily Hoffman, along with junior Mary Crawford, view the photographic work by junior Freesia Capy-Goldfarb in the Handwerker Gallery on April 22.
From left, Devon Buckley, Johnny Driscoll, Eliana Maharani and Aria Dawn Tiphereth perform April 10 at Sacred Root Kava Lounge and Tea Bar. This was the bar’s second live show since the pandemic.
From left, freshmen TJ Bogart, Julia Stitely, Emily Barkin, Jay Barrett and Collin Longo, founded the IC Disney Club online and are its first e-board members.
Junior Gaby Tola, artistically known as neptunemuse, dances in a botanical garden in Miami for the “Jungle Flame” video.
From 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 24, Ithacon will hold its first online convention in its 45-year history. The convention will be on Zoom and will host 39 events.
“Good Girls Don’t Tell,” is a documentary that tells the stories of non-reporting sexual assault survivors directed by Jen Huemmer, assistant professor in the Department of Strategic Communication.
Senior Leah Ettinger films Berger by the Dillingham Fountains on April 10 for day 676 of “Welcome to Ithaca.”
Seniors Joel Liss and Julia Corcoran film promotional material for their show “Wormhole” on Feb 14 at Ithaca College.
From left, Craft for a Cause board members junior Taylor DeMarco, sophomore Lauren Mitchell, senior Nina Randazzo and junior Daniella Zelikman display their homemade clothes.
Ithaca resident Mahinder Kingra browses for books in the science fantasy section at Buffalo Street Books on April 3.