Aciman’s “Find Me” Is an Appropriately Wise Sequel to “Call Me By Your Name”
If a person is lucky, they might have the kind of experience Sami does in André Aciman’s novel “Find Me” ...
Arts & Culture
Andrea Fraser Dives Into the Money Behind Museums
This past Monday, storied performance artist Andrea Fraser gave a talk in the Ring Family Performing Arts Hall that included ...
Producing “The Laramie Project”: Crew and Cast on the Theater Department’s Fall Production
Note: Nathan Pugh ’21 is an Assistant Arts & Culture Editor at The Argus. Wesleyan’s Theater Department production, “The Laramie ...
Cinefiles 11/13–11/16
This week at the Film Series: Mystery, music, Melissa McCarthy, and murder! We begin our slate of screenings with “The ...
Dea’s “The Secret of Overtones” Performance Creates Unified Sound From Dissonance
Performer, composer, and Wesleyan alum Alex Dea Ph.D. ’80 performed “The Secret of Overtones,” a concert featuring sounds from Javanese ...
Cross Talk: Laurie Anderson, The Art of Falling
In “Cross Talks,” two writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or piece of art they both ...
“La Casa de Bernarda Alba” Is a Study in Controlled Tension
“En ocho años que dure el luto no ha de entrar en esta casa el viento de la calle.” “During ...
Wesleyan Argus Staff Picks: What We’ve Been Reading Lately
You know what they say—good readers make good writers. And here at The Argus, we really love to read. This ...
Cross Talk: “BoJack Horseman” Contemplates Whether You Can Teach an Old Horse New Tricks
In “Cross talks,” two (or in this case, three!) writers sit down to discuss a book, movie, TV show, or ...
Cinefiles 11/6–11/9
It’s hard to believe it’s already November. It feels like the year is flying by, and before we know it, ...