Arts

Memorial Cube: Uncovering the history and evaluating the condition of a Conn relic

Arts, Uncategorized

Tony Rosenthal, Memorial Cube, 1972 Painted Aluminum, 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 feet © 2020 Estate of Tony Rosenthal / Licensed by VAGA at...

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In, Around and On The Town: Examining the historical relevance of Conn’s newest production

Arts

Twenty-four hours.  That’s all the sailors Chip, Gabey and Ozzie have in New York City. After 24 hours, the three men will return to the...

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Laying the Master to Rest: In memory of Philip Seymour Hoffman

Arts

Philip Seymour Hoffman was by no means an ordinary actor. His passing comes at a time when certain immoral actions of Hollywood’s elite...

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Athletes in the Studio: A look at Student-Artists off the Field

Arts, Sports

At the center of a liberal arts education is the intersection of athletics and academics. The cross-disciplinary nature of the liberal arts...

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Educator & Artist: Arts Editor Chiara Cafiero profiles visiting instructor David Rau

Arts

“Everybody stand up—we’re going to play a game.” On my second day of Art History 283: Museum Education, I get the feeling this...

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How Macklemore “Robbed” the Grammys: It might be less about race…

Arts

The Grammys are a week old. Everyone’s already sick of the jokes about Pharrell’s Arby’s hat. We’ve all watched Beyonce’s...

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Scrutinizing Scrooge, And Other Holiday Movie Traditions

Arts

All I’ve ever wanted for Chanukah was an official Red Ryder, carbine action, two hundred shot range model air rifle. Okay, that’s not...

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Faculty Dance Concert 2013

Arts, Reviews

The 2013 faculty dance show opened with drums. Susan Connelly’s Bantaba got the audience moving in their seats to the lively West...

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