Film Commentary: Political power of “Brokeback”
When it comes to art, Assistant Professor of History Magda Teter is a woman not easily deterred. While on sabbatical ...
Arts & Culture
Film Serious: “WAAARIORS! COME OUT TO PLAY-AAY!”
For those of you who’ve seen James Cameron’s pumped up war-film-in-space, "Aliens," the original "Alien" is completely different. Combining and ...
Liz Lerman Exchange connects science and dance
One of the most remarkable questions to arise out of the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange’s "Ferocious Beauty: Genome" has nothing ...
Poet speaks on activism, beauty
Shoulders hunched, eyes lowered to the podium, Brenda Hillman recites her poetry as if she’s not entirely comfortable with an ...
Ganson kicks off lecture series
"I'm seduced by motion," said sculptor Arthur Ganson. "That's really what it is." Ganson spoke Tuesday in the CFA Cinema, ...
Puppets convey tragedy and drama of Hiroshima victims
"In order to reconcile things, you have to examine them first," Dan Hurlin explained last Friday evening during his company's ...
Ambiguity of the artist: Lehrman class brings dance into audience
Bottles of colored water in perfectly straight rows line the Zilkha Gallery's main viewing room as far as the eye ...
Schorr exhibit discovers the fantasy in everyday life
To look at Professor of Art David Schorr's paintings in his new collection, "The Imaginary Life of Ordinary Things: the ...
Film Serious: “Closely Watched Titticuts”
It is a new semester and the Film Series is already crackalackin'. We always hit the ground running. So many ...
Poet Kunin returns to Wes for reading
In the last reading of the Russell House's fall semester lecture series, Aaron Kunin shared poems from his new book, ...