Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville pushes for #MoreArtCulture

Lauren Dennis | Nov 20, 2014

The Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville helps make Jacksonville more beautiful using art. The Council offers internships to students and gives artists the spotlight through The Square.

Read Story

Police Beat: honest pot smokers, art vandals and steam cleaning mishaps

Sarah Ricevuto | Oct 3, 2014

On Oct. 1, UNFPD reported a honest pot smoker, a sprinkler malfunction at an Osprey Fountains dorm, marijuana possession and vandalism of a new art installation.

Read Story

UNF professor instating outdoor sculpture exhibit in downtown Jacksonville

Joseph Pike | Sep 10, 2014

For the next year, 13 sculptures will be on display in a downtown Jacksonville park near Main Street courtesy of Professor Jenny Hager who teaches sculpture at the University of North Florida.

Read Story

MOCA art exhibit: crafting the human brain

Lacey Wyndham | Sep 5, 2014

MOCA's Project Atrium is featuring the artist Caroline Lathan-Stiefel's installation piece, Wider Than the Sky, until Oct. 26. The piece depicts Lathan-Stiefel's personal reaction to her father's encephalitis.

Read Story

UNF alumnus honors grandfather’s farm with photo exhibit

Joshua Brangenberg | Aug 12, 2014

The Lufrano Intercultural Gallery 's most recent exhibit includes photographs by Jacksonville native and UNF alumnus Douglas J. Eng. His exhibit, "On Fertile Ground: The Wing Lee Yuen Truck Farm," depicts his grandfather's farm, which produced Chinese produce in Jacksonville from the 1950s-70s.

Read Story

Molding stories—a look into Bede Clarke’s work

Ellie Strube | Feb 13, 2014

A traveler, a music-lover and an artist—Bede Clarke is the epitome of what many artists aspire to be. His work has appeared around the country and the world, in places like Taiwan, South Korea and Australia.

Read Story

Get off your couch and go to MOCA: free to students

Noor Ashouri | Feb 12, 2014

The Museum of Contemporary Arts, MOCA, provides a number of opportunities and experiences to become involved in the Jacksonville art world.

Read Story

Sculptor teaches students to work with alabaster

Randy Rataj | Jan 14, 2014

Sculptor Enzo Torceoletti had an open class teaching students how to use alabaster.

Read Story

Basketball head coach takes Canadian recruiting trip

Travis Gibson | Sep 26, 2013

Driscoll made presumed recruiting stops in Toronto and Hamilton as well as Ontario, according to Sault Star.

Read Story

Called for Traveling

Travis Gibson | Sep 6, 2013

“The fans could smoke in the stands. And you’d be playing and the opposing team’s coach would just be drinking a beer and calling plays,” Smith said.

Read Story

Moon Jr. leaves UNF basketball, cites family ties

Christian Ayers | Sep 1, 2013

Citing family ties and availability as main factors, Moon Jr. decided to take a job away from basketball.

Read Story

“The Art of War” exhibit opening in Lufrano Gallery

Jocelyn Tolbert | Jul 17, 2013

  “The Art of War,” a collection of authentic World War II posters, is now on display at UNF’s Lufrano Gallery. Tonight, the exhibit of 17 original posters, all from the private collection...

Read More