Arts

SGA Arts Task Force Seeks Greater Visibility

October 7, 2013• Arts

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A Hipster Bar for Everyone

October 7, 2013• Arts

If you ask a New Londoner to describe the Oasis Pub, it is almost certain that the word hipster will come up.  Indeed, with its emphasis...

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Traversing the Western World (and Some of the Last Century) Through Music

October 7, 2013• Arts, Uncategorized

About a week-and-a-half ago, the music faculty presented their biannual showcase concert in Cummings’ Evans Hall. Classical guitar,...

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Avalanche Performance Brings Musings of Childhood and Maturity to Conn

October 7, 2013• Arts, Uncategorized

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Mariachi ConnCamellos

October 7, 2013• Arts

ge Month, Conn’s first mariachi band is here to shake things up. The band’s name, Mariachi ConnCamellos, roughly translates to...

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Getting to Know Wai Ying Zhao ’14: An artist and a scholar

October 7, 2013• Arts • One Comment

Wai Ying Zhao defies classification. She’s an Art and Economics double-major, has studied Japanese throughout her time at Conn, plays the...

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Othello: The Remix in London

September 23, 2013• Arts, Reviews

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Assor/Barnard: Faculty Exhibit

September 23, 2013• Arts

A new academic year always invites inspiration. For those seeking such a boost from the arts, faculty members (and practicing artists)...

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Artists Among Us

September 23, 2013• Arts

This year the music department received the Dayton Artists-in-Residence grant, which brings creators, artists and performers to work with...

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A Friday Night Folk Tale

September 23, 2013• Arts, Reviews

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10 DIFFERENT THINGS

April 29, 2013• Arts, Reviews

On April 18, 19 and 20, Connecticut College’s senior Dance Department majors showcased their final theses performances in a concert...

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“Precious” Screenwriter Screens New Film at Conn

April 29, 2013• Arts

When Geoffrey Fletcher crept quietly into Film 222 to sit in on a class discussion of Precious, I could feel the hairs on everyone’s neck...

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