Tiffany Chan

4 Online Educators of Color You Should Know

We all have something to learn from these educators of color.

TFG is 5: Reflections on Racism & Art

When we first started writing, we did so with the mindset that we should use the skills we honed in our humanities classes in undergrad to help the world see why we love(d) the quirky academic topics that we do. For me at least, this is no longer the case.

Black Lives Matter: A TFG statement

Edited by Katie Constantine, Catherine Harlow, and Morgan Moore Cover image by Obi Onyeador Like many of you, I have been following the new cycle closely (almost compulsively) over the last week. First and foremost– I’d like to extend my condolences to the family of George Floyd and to the communities affected over the last […]Read Post ›

Poppy Revisited

Red Poppy is a reminder to appreciate the not-so-tiny beautiful things, and to take a moment to see the flowers.

5 Places to Visit for Free and Unique Art Experiences

We recently shared why taking Art History is so important but if you aren’t currently a student, you might be wondering where to hone your skills. Luckily for all of us, interesting ideas about art are all around us if only one knows where to look. Here are five suggestions to help your dive into […]Read Post ›

5 things You’ll Learn in an Art History Class

Oh the things you’ll learn! Here’s five.

On the State of Our Disunion + 3 Tips for Self-Care

I’m not going to sugarcoat-it has been a frustrating and scary week to be a person of color in America.

Happy Place Did Not Spark Joy.

Unfortunately, Happy Place embodied the aesthetic of joy but not the spirit.

1 Year of Taking Photography Seriously

In January 2018, I bought my first DSLR camera after several months of deliberation. Why did I want to pursue photography? The ignoble reason was that I just wanted my Instagram to look better. This wasn’t my first dalliance with photography. My father bought me my first digital camera in 9th grade and I took […]Read Post ›

Light in the Dark: Staying Hopeful in a Dystopian Mediascape

“If you don’t like the conversation, change it.”