Adrian Tomine’s graphic novel
Adrian Tomine’s latest effort, “Shortcomings,” reflects the continued rise of the graphic novel, a form initially received with skepticism. Currently, ...
Arts & Culture
Music Collective performs at Whitney biennial
On the night of Tuesday, March 11, Danish art school students living in Crown Heights sat shoulder-to-shoulder with trendy eight-year-olds ...
Armantrout reflects modern life’s chaos in Russell House reading
As poet Rae Armantrout prepared to read from her new manuscript “Dark Matter,” she fussed with a momentarily malfunctioning podium ...
Student of Color studio artists question campus opportunities
Four weeks after the close of Skittles, the second annual Student of Color art show, several of the participating artists ...
The Cine-Files
Shortly before spring break, President Michael Roth proposed an explicit, prescriptive program for art at the University. He fearlessly recommended ...
Top Five: Alternate Spring Break activities unrealted to community service or flashing
5. (If you're a senior thesis enthusiast) Staring at your increasingly despised laptop screen, steeped in a putrid mix of ...
Inventive clatter: Tennis-coats
Labeling Tenniscoats “lesser-known relatives of Deerhoof,” as many have done, is sort of like saying Mussolini and Michelangelo were long ...
Jeanine Basinger discusses Hollywood then and now
If you think the movie star life in Hollywood’s golden age was all autographs and red carpet photo ops, Chair ...
Movie review: “The Counterfeiters”
Save yourself? Or save everyone else? Perhaps one of drama’s greatest dilemmas, the question is also an incredibly difficult one ...
Record review: “Myths of the Near Future” Klaxons
Recent British music has been almost completely engulfed by post-Libertines, indie copy-cat bands. Songs about London have littered the pop ...