In their podcast, iconomaniacs, Art History professors John Machado and Denise Johnson consider the Apollonian and Dionysian dichotomy in art referencing various approaches to the themes of chaos vs. order, nature vs. civilization, female vs. male, and emotion vs. reason as they relate to this year's Chaffey College book selection, Michael Pollan's The Botany of Desire. Iconomaniacs Episode 28: Apple can be viewed on www.iconomaniacs.com, through iTunes, or downloaded to a portable device. This is an enhanced podcast with images being presented along with the dialogue.
October 20, 2011
Iconomaniacs Episode 28: Apple
In their podcast, iconomaniacs, Art History professors John Machado and Denise Johnson consider the Apollonian and Dionysian dichotomy in art referencing various approaches to the themes of chaos vs. order, nature vs. civilization, female vs. male, and emotion vs. reason as they relate to this year's Chaffey College book selection, Michael Pollan's The Botany of Desire. Iconomaniacs Episode 28: Apple can be viewed on www.iconomaniacs.com, through iTunes, or downloaded to a portable device. This is an enhanced podcast with images being presented along with the dialogue.
October 19, 2011
October 12, 2011
Fall Dance Student Showcase 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
5:00pm CAA-206
Fall Dance Student Showcase 2011
Chaffey College’s second annual student dance showcase will feature new student choreography in a variety of dance styles including modern, jazz, hip hop, and creative fusions in an informal evening performance. Choreography by Chaffey students, Artistic Director Michele Jenkins.
5:00pm CAA-206
Fall Dance Student Showcase 2011
Chaffey College’s second annual student dance showcase will feature new student choreography in a variety of dance styles including modern, jazz, hip hop, and creative fusions in an informal evening performance. Choreography by Chaffey students, Artistic Director Michele Jenkins.
October 11, 2011
October 10, 2011
ARTicles, Issue 8, October 2011
ARTicles, Issue 8, is now available. Find your copy at the Center for the Arts and the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art or view it online at http://www.chaffeyarticles.com/ (links for all issues are at upper-right corner of page).ARTicles is a student-driven publication of the Chaffey College Center for the Arts. It is published twice each semester by a consortium of students with a passion for arts, entertainment and culture. The content reflects a diverse sample of the cultural life at the college. ARTicles is generously supported by the Chaffey College Marketing Department.
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