Frederick Wiseman’s Eyes Were Indispensable
Two weeks ago, American cinema lost one of its most vital voices. The documentarian Frederick Wiseman died at age 96, ...
Arts & Culture
A Case for “F1: The Movie”: Why this Racing Blockbuster Deserves Its Nomination for Best Picture
“F1: The Movie” was a box office hit in 2025, raking in over $600 million in global box office sales—but ...
The Party Girl and Mythmaking: Curated Visions of Excess, and Club Culture Since the 80s
Flashing lights. The pulsing beat of a house track. Two people in a dark corner. Smoke wafting out of a ...
“Artolution: Art Through Crisis” Exhibition Opens at Fisk Hall: Creating and Healing Across the Globe
On Wednesday, Feb. 18, Dr. Max Frieder, co-founder and chief creative officer of nonprofit organization Artolution, stepped into the University’s ...
On the Record: Professor Scott Higgins on Haircut 100’s “Pelican West” and Why the Album You Love at 14 Means More Than You Think
This semester, I’m starting a new column called “On the Record,” in which I ask University professors a deceptively simple ...
The Non-Reader’s Review of “Wuthering Heights”: Emerald Fennell Screens Empty, Sweaty Concoction
The famous agricultural scientist George Washington Carver once said, “Where there is no vision, there is no hope.” And I’m ...
Unravelling the Life and Works of Julius Eastman: A Composer Beyond All Categories
“What I am trying to achieve is to be what I am to the fullest—Black to the fullest, a musician ...
Goldrach Gallery Greets “Looking Inward” Exhibit Drawing on Works Depicting Lone Subjects
The weather is getting warmer, but not warm enough to stay outside: arguably the perfect weather to visit your local ...
Celebrating the Illustrious Screen Career of Robert Duvall (1931–2026)
On Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026, an incredible actor and titan of American pop culture passed away at the age of ...
“Articulating What That Is”: Reviewing Robert Lostutter and Kristi Cavataro’s Exhibit Opening at Zilkha Gallery
When walking into the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery in the Center for the Arts (CFA) to view the “Robert ...