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Dressing with Brushstrokes

By Alejandra Oliva
Avant-Guardians

From a half hour of silence to provocative poems taped around campus, the avant garde artists of today's flourish at Columbia.

By Yian Pan
Do You Tattoo?

Tattoos are moving from the fringe as college kids are going under the pen more and more often.

By Vanessa DeJesus
The Transnational Canvas

Why African art and art from Africa are two different things, but shouldn't be.

By Ashton Cooper
Internal Affairs

Students find time to put down the books and pick up menial tasks for gallery owners.

By Helen Bao
Staring Contest

Marina Abramović pushes the limits of performance art, combining nudity, mutilation, and thrusts the audience directly into the art itself.

By Margaret Boykin
A Museum of One's Own

From found materials, student transform dim dorm décor to unique and fun layouts.

By Helen Bao
Where You'd Least Expect It

While certainly non-traditional, artists take to the streets with surprising heart and spirit in Union Square.

By Margaret Boykin
Art.com

The Internet has changed visual culture within the museum and on the web.

By Liza Eliano and Hannah Yudkin
Off The Beaten Track

Columbia students leave the city to explore the other side of art.

By Liza Eliano