"Rejected - the other student art show," on display in the Hillel Gallery this week, demonstrates that a non-juried art show does not sacrifice quality for quantity. The student-run exhibition accepted all submissions that were rejected from the official Student Art Show, held in the David Winton Bell ...
Featuring the works of 45 artists from the Brown community, the 27th annual Student Art Show at the David Winton Bell Gallery suggests the University's visual arts program is moving in a more avant-garde direction. The show contains many esoteric works, which satisfy the artistic-savant crowd but may ...
Every Brown student knows someone who has been sexually assaulted, according to Director of Health Education Frances Mantak.
A new interactive sculpture in the lobby of the Brown Hillel building takes puzzles and art to an extreme level - and it's only the beginning.
Spring Breaks Projects - community service projects funded by the Swearer Center that used to consist solely of flying to an area and volunteering for a week - are becoming seminar-style workshops on community issues in the real world, said Rabbi Alan Flam P'05, a senior fellow at the Swearer Center ...
Although the original timetable has been adjusted, professors are being hired to staff the new multidisciplinary initiatives as part of President Ruth Simmons' Plan for Academic Enrichment, according to University sources.
To be eligible to apply for concentration honors in anthropology, a student may have 3.0 GPA within his concentration, but in French studies, honors concentrators must earn a 4.0. To graduate with honors, however, both students will write a thesis.
It didn't take more than a week for transfer student Elizabeth Thorndike '06 to decide that Hobart and William Smith Colleges was not the place for her.
sonic.focus, this weekend's conference on sound art, was initially conceived to create a dialogue between sound artists and sound theorists on the relationship between the image and sound, according to the event's program. But the conference itself involved more presentation than conversation.
The idea of an artist-patron relationship may seem archaic in the 21st century, but patronage still plays an important and sometimes destructive role in contemporary art production, said cultural theorist Marjorie Garber in a lecture at Hillel yesterday afternoon.
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