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An elephant dressed in red and a donkey dressed in blue break dancing for their respective political crowds.

Presidential candidates past, present use music in political persuasion

Chace Silvey, Staff Reporter October 19, 2024

Music: It’s not just something you turn on to tune out silence while driving home. It’s been used time and time again as a tool. The large amount of influence musicians and music have on society is...

People look at art in a brightly lit museum.

Art, politics inspire societal change through identity, discussion

Katie Fisher, Staff Reporter October 18, 2024

Art has existed in conjunction with society and the government for all of human history. While the impact of art on politics cannot be directly measured, its effect on people’s cultural beliefs is undeniable,...

A person carves out clay to form a tree petal.

Petal Project Workshop builds trees one petal at a time

Chace Silvey, Staff Reporter October 14, 2024

The Petal Project Workshop, an art event hosted by the Survivor Advocacy and Feminist Education Center, took place Oct. 9 in the Lory Student Center on Colorado State University's campus. Led by artist...

The Inmate Art exhibit at Global Village Museum runs until Jan. 25 Oct. 5. This gallery features art from the Larimer County Jail, where a group of inmates come together to draw, paint, and create artwork.

Global Village Museum Inmate Art exhibit heals lives through creativity

Sophie Webb, Staff Reporter October 8, 2024

A new exhibit at the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures opened, representing a group of artists typically overlooked: inmates. Inmate Art from Larimer County Jail opened Oct. 4, displaying an...

Man in blue shirt sits down and plays guitar with microphone in front of him

Avogadro’s Number hosts bluegrass jam nights

Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter October 3, 2024

The lively sound of bluegrass music fills Avogadro's Number, each instrument coming together in a flourish, with every pluck and swipe of the bow across the strings. Every week, the local restaurant...

Graphic of a person listening to music on their headphones with music notes floating in the air around them.

History of indie rock is vast, important to new music

Christian Arndt, Life and Culture Editor September 20, 2024

Indie music is often associated with reverbed guitar riffs and soft-sounding vocals, but the vastness of indie music has much more depth than one might think. Originating in the '70s, indie music became...

People talk about the pieces and enjoy each other's company on Sept. 6 at The Lyric.

Launch’s All Hands on Deck combines art, music, skateboarding

Jenna Landry, Staff Reporter September 13, 2024

The sun was setting as crowds of people roamed The Lyric Sept. 6, the walls inside ornamented with skateboards — some brightly painted, some carved and one even made into a clock. Outside, the projector...

Courtesy of the Opera Galleria

Beauty of Blackness Fine Art Show gives platform to Black cultural heritage

Sananda Chandy, Staff Reporter September 12, 2024

The Opera Galleria was filled with splashes of vibrant colors and vivid textures that evoke emotion and tell a unique and expansive story. Through diverse forms of art, from paintings to delicate jewelry,...

Two men stand in front of a colorful stained glass mandala.

The Atrium seeks prospective buyer for Old Town music venue

Katie Fisher, Staff Reporter September 4, 2024

Nestled under the Alley Cat Coffeehouse, The Atrium At The Alleycat has provided solace for rookie and veteran musicians and artists alike for the past three years. Now it is searching for a new owner. Originally...

An illustration of an anthropomorphic ram holding a soda, surrounded by several movie theater motifs, like a bag of popcorn and some film strips.

‘The Bear’ season 3 leaves viewers hungry for more

Christian Arndt, Life and Culture Editor August 20, 2024

“Every second counts” is the mantra of the most recent season of the critically acclaimed dramedy "The Bear." However, the season leaves more to be desired after delaying prominent plot points. Season...

An illustration of an anthropomorphic ram holding a soda, surrounded by several movie theater motifs, like a bag of popcorn and some film strips.

‘Longlegs’ is nothing short of horrific, mysterious

Christian Arndt, Life and Culture Editor August 19, 2024

Gripping, intense, mysterious and relentless, "Longlegs" hits almost every must-have in a slow-burn horror film — emphasis on almost. "Longlegs" came into the public eye through cryptic marketing,...

A road island with protruding crosswalks surrounded by yellow flowers on a teal background painted on the asphalt.

FC Moves, local artist prepare to brighten FoCo with asphalt mural installation

Allie Seibel, Editor in Chief August 5, 2024

The City of Fort Collins will be completing the city's largest asphalt art installation at the intersection of Canyon Avenue, West Magnolia Street and South Sherwood Street in conjunction with FC Moves...

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