Today’s post comes from Julian Ireland,  Oberlin Class of 2019, and Art Center Docent.
During the slower days at the art center this summer, I found myself creating little activities to stay engaged with the art I was viewing

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Today’s post comes from Claudia Ashworth,  Class of 2019, and Art Center Docent.
When I first entered the Art Center’s new exhibition The Secret of Girls, I was surprised

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Today’s post comes from Polly Ellman, Arlington Highschool 18′ and Art Center Student Docent.
A main focus of the modern and contemporary galleries at the Loeb is the tension between abstract and representational or figurative artwork

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Today’s post comes from Julian Ireland, Oberlin class of 2019 and Art Center Student Docent.
It is hard to pinpoint what makes Cindy Sherman’s 1994 photograph Untitled #304 so unsettling – whether it’s the two figures who draw an ambiguous line between human and doll, or the eerie red carpeted space that they lie in

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Today’s post comes from Claudia Ashworth, Class of 2019, and Art Center Student Docent.
After a brief period of conservation, Anthony Caro’s work Slap (1976) returned to the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center’s sculpture garden last week

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