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April 20, the joint DSC and University of Central Florida photography programs will host an exhibition featuring student work ranging from comedic and surrealistic subjects to conceptual and documentary styles. Titled “f/8” the object is to showcase the work students have accomplished in the four years leading up to spring graduation.

Reception Committee Chair Karly Scheuerman and others working on the event have a Facebook fan page, as well as an Indiegogo fundraiser to help underwrite the enterprise. At press time, the group had raised about half of its $2,000 goal. Contributions are greatly appreciated . Go to http://igg.me/at/f8 Those who cannot afford a contribution are asked to spread the word by “liking” the Facebook page at http://facebook.com/f8/ Continue reading Ready for their CLOSE UP!→

The HIV virus is a faceless, nameless epidemic that many people want to avoid talking about. However, the Faces of HIV Project is working to share their stories and knowledge all across Florida.

The Mobile Art Exhibit visited Daytona’s campus on Thursday, February 14th. The display features portraits, interviews and journals from real people that have contracted the HIV virus. Those that went were able to experience the exhibit firsthand, but people that missed the exhibit can access the information and stories presented at www.wemakethechange.com. Continue reading HIV exhibit aims to educate→

The 2013 Annual Juried Student Art Show, featuring works of art created by Daytona State College students had its opening reception on February 19th. Awards were presented to students whose work exemplified technique and vision.

The works displayed in juried art shows are selected by a knowledgeable committee of art judges and are accepted into the show based on technical skill, creativity and other requirements. Continue reading Annual art exhibit showcases students’ talents→

The Board of Trustees at Daytona State College officially announced that it is dropping the swim program following spring semester. This decision was issued due to budgetary constraints, state cuts and reduced enrollment at the College.

“Some of the swimmers are totally devastated. We had mapped out plans TOGETHER with their families which would provide them the best opportunity for success both here in Daytona and beyond,” swim team coach Don Gibb said. Continue reading DSC swimmers taking one last dive→

Russian Photographer Irena Rozovsky opened her photography exhibit in Nuneman Hall (Building 1200) Friday, February 15th. The exhibition seated about 100 guests, who were audience to the photographer explaining and previewing two of her works, This Russia and One to Nothing, about her native homeland, represented by a slideshow on three screens placed strategically throughout the room.

The works depicted showcased some of the religious turmoil still present in the region, as well as heartwarming scenes of camaraderie and team work, like One to Nothing’s title piece, that shows two brothers wrestling on the beach in order to build strength and unison, necessary to survive in the troubled country. Continue reading Museum Art Exhibit Opening – “A Perpetual Hold” by Irena Rozovsky→