Latin American murals fuse politics, art
Binghamton University undergraduate Peter Farquharson traveled to South America to document political and social messages in murals. Read more
Undergrad links art, science
Benjamin Mclauchlin explores art’s influence on people's perception of scientific research. Read more
For this scholar, trash is treasure
Anthropologist Joshua Reno studies the economics and politics — even empires — that waste creates. Read more
Scholar wins coveted Rome Prize
Marilynn Desmond's latest project centers on the Trojan War and how its story was told in the absence of Homer’s texts. Read more
An eye for decay
Ronald Gonzalez, who has exhibited his work at world-class museums, creates sculptures that challenge viewers to reconsider everyday objects and question today’s slick, digitized culture. Read more
Film historian recasts ‘Big Lebowski’ as art
Binghamton’s Brian Wall traces the influence of classic movies as well as the failures of big-budget blockbusters. Read more
Art historian probes intersection of East, West
Doctoral student Lalaine Little's work prompts a new view of religious and devotional objects in the Philippines. Read more
