Arts Articles

Movie review: Her

by Jessamine Von Arx | Feb 14, 2014 | Arts, Talon

In love or just lonely? Society is broken. Technology has taken over everyday life. Social interaction is slim, many have their love letters written for them and a one-night stand can be arranged...

Art becomes a way of life

by Maddie Binning | Jan 8, 2014 | Arts, Talon

Step by step, alum moves from the art room to Hollywood animation "Nobody will notice that I did it, but I spent a solid four days animating all of the drool inside of the monsters mouth," said...

Movie review: Escape from Tomorrow

by Carter Schuld | Jan 8, 2014 | Arts, Talon

Drama secretly filmed at Disney proves to be disturbing, divisive, unique "People just come here because they wanna feel safe. They're afraid. But you can't escape it you know. Bad things happen...

Bring Tissues: Anatomy of Gray play review

by Jorie Schwab | Nov 14, 2013 | Arts, Talon

Dynamic performances make fall play well-worth watching It's hard for anything to make someone both laugh and cry in the space of only a few moments, but in The Anatomy of Gray the Minnehaha Players...

When the game goes too far

by Jorie Schwab | Nov 4, 2013 | Arts, Talon

When what you thought was real life turns out to be virtual, but your virtual death turns out to be real? The world that James Dashner paints in his thrilling and adventurous new book, The Eye of...

Rowling’s shot at redemption

by Jorie Schwab | Oct 7, 2013 | Arts, Talon

The Cuckoo's Calling, a book secretly penned by J.K. Rowling, proves she can still write On 14 July 2013 an obscure book written by an unknown author, Roger Galbraith, surged from 4709th on the...