Arts

Barnard and McDowell Explore Moments of Saturation in Society

Arts

Art Professors Chris Barnard and Timothy McDowell exhibit artwork of different mediums in their show “Saturation Point: New Paintings and...

Read More →

Did I See You at the Barn Show?

Arts

I’ll confess, I’ve eavesdropped on Boatweiler’s practice session…twice. Surely I’m not the only victim of their gravitational...

Read More →

Home is “Where the Heart Is”

Arts, Reviews

Thirteen students danced on tables and counters as Nina Simone’s “Images” played in the background. The dancers, most of them women...

Read More →

Hippies, Nantucket, and ‘Nam: Summer of ’69 was the Read of the Summer

Arts, Reviews

While we let the sweet, ephemeral summer months transition into notes of fall, it seems fitting to reflect on this summer’s beach reads...

Read More →

Fall Back in Love with Taylor Swift’s Album Lover

Arts, Reviews

Taylor Swift’s groundbreaking seventh album Lover highlights the best aspects of her old work and introduces an energetic, powerful, and...

Read More →

Chinese Landscape Rethought in New London

Arts, Reviews

New London’s Lyman Allyn Museum is currently hosting the not-to-be-missed Chinese Landscape Rethought exhibition. Yibing Huang, renowned...

Read More →

Supermarket: Rapper Logic Creates One Stop Shopping With New Book and Album

Arts, Reviews

If you’re interested in Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, a.k.a Logic, then you definitely have heard of his new album, Supermarket. If you’re...

Read More →

William Meredith Remembered: A Poetic Legacy

Arts

Pulitzer Prize winner William Meredith taught English at Connecticut College from 1955 to 1983. He was Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry...

Read More →
↑
Close