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Getting Inked

Body art rapidly becoming more socially acceptable

Getting Inked

Being tattooed, or more commonly referred to as "getting inked," is often frowned upon. People sometimes look at tattooing as if it were a separate lifestyle from their own, and many with tattoos have experienced some form of prejudice. "The biggest challenge so far has been getting the City of Tyler to let us be over in this part of town," said Derek Kastning, professional tattoo artist and owner of Derek Kastning Tattoo Company. (0) comments

Downtown gallery hosts Artwalk

Downtown Tyler is slowly starting to reinvent itself as an arts and music district. One example of this is the newly built Gallery Main Street. "This gallery was a collaborative effort between the Tyler Main Street Department and Heart of Tyler, Inc.," said Beverly Abell, director of the Tyler Main Street Department. (0) comments

The Apache Belles' Spring Show allows each Belle to display her dance abilities in a more theatrical setting, rather than the typical football field backdrop many fans have become accustomed to seeing all year. To the Apache Belles, the Spring Show means showing off their talents or having their last time to shine as a Belle. (0) comments

Gallery showcases the art of former TJC students

TJC Wise Auditorium Art Gallery comes full circle with an exhibit showcasing former students currently working in the art profession. The Full Circle Series was started to motivate current art majors to pursue their passion and let them witness first hand someone who has been where they are and made it professionally. (0) comments

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