Meredith Gudesblatt '12 examines the lingering effects of Argentinian dictatorship in a new photography exhibit at Tjaden Gallery.

Amelia Brown asks if the growing populism of high fashion will compromise its artistic goals in favor of financial gains.

The Sun chats with senior artist Caroline Post '11.

Surrealist photos at the Johnson Museum.

40 years after its original publication, Japanese photography book Take Ivy, a chronicle of Ivy League fashion of the 1960s looks strikingly contemporary.

They say a picture speaks 1000 words; can you make one say it all?

Michael Ashkin, Director of Graduate Studies in the College of Architecture, Art and Planning, works in a combination of photography, film and sculpture — currently exhibited at The Johnson.

Everyone’s got a favorite Facebook notification. There’s the spine-tingling shiver of a wall post, the almost electrical surge that comes with a friend request and of course, the tagged picture. My buddy Bert and I share a childlike wonder for the tag … I remember one time we were driving up to school and he got an e-mail informing him of a tag — he screamed so loud I lost control of my woody-wagon and almost smashed into the short bus next to me. See, I think it’s because Bert and I don’t take pictures of our own. As we get older, we realize that these are some of the only concrete memories we’ll have of our college days, very specific moments that otherwise would be, have been or always were erased from our memory.

Cornell’s three-dimensional world on the Internet has gained a competitive edge.