Jazz legend to perform Saturday
At 91 years old, pianist Randy Weston remains a dynamic and distinguished figure in the world of jazz music.
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Pop-folk duo ‘The Weepies’ perform at Granoff Center
Two guitars, one piano, one couple: The Weepies, starring Deb Talan ’90 and Steve Tannen, performed at Granoff Center for the Creative Arts last Friday.
Fishman ‘What Remains’ exhibition concludes after two months
From September through October, a large elm log, stripped of its bark and sliced into 56 pieces, rested in the middle of the lobby of the List Art Center.
Artist Nick Cave screens film, lectures on aesthetic choices
Nick Cave, a contemporary artist known for his wearable sculptures called Soundsuits, was the inaugural speaker for the lecture series.
SUGSE, U. maintain position on unionization after new NLRB nomination
The National Labor Relations Board voted in a 3-1 decision to overturn the 2004 Brown University decision.
Activist Body Symposium moves U. community
The Atlantic Ocean was draped in sparkling teal scales and bright blue slippers.
CineBrasil explores culture through film
Film festival CineBrasil’s fourth annual edition showcased five recently produced Brazilian films that dealt with a wide range of subjects.
New York Fashion Week features Brown, RISD models
Last Wednesday, several Brown and Rhode Island School of Design students travelled to New York to walk the runways at New York Fashion Week.
‘Stranger Than Paradise’ explores art through history
Upon initial regard, the contemporary art exhibition, “Stranger than Paradise,” appears as a baffling mixture of contemporary and ancient art.
Students divided over location of proposed performing arts center
The undergraduate student body is split on whether the center should be built in its proposed location along the Walk between main campus and Pembroke.
Pop-folk duo ‘The Weepies’ perform at Granoff Center
Two guitars, one piano, one couple: The Weepies, starring Deb Talan ’90 and Steve Tannen, performed at Granoff Center for the Creative Arts last Friday.
Fishman ‘What Remains’ exhibition concludes after two months
From September through October, a large elm log, stripped of its bark and sliced into 56 pieces, rested in the middle of the lobby of the List Art Center.
Artist Nick Cave screens film, lectures on aesthetic choices
Nick Cave, a contemporary artist known for his wearable sculptures called Soundsuits, was the inaugural speaker for the lecture series.
SUGSE, U. maintain position on unionization after new NLRB nomination
The National Labor Relations Board voted in a 3-1 decision to overturn the 2004 Brown University decision.
Activist Body Symposium moves U. community
The Atlantic Ocean was draped in sparkling teal scales and bright blue slippers.
CineBrasil explores culture through film
Film festival CineBrasil’s fourth annual edition showcased five recently produced Brazilian films that dealt with a wide range of subjects.
New York Fashion Week features Brown, RISD models
Last Wednesday, several Brown and Rhode Island School of Design students travelled to New York to walk the runways at New York Fashion Week.
‘Stranger Than Paradise’ explores art through history
Upon initial regard, the contemporary art exhibition, “Stranger than Paradise,” appears as a baffling mixture of contemporary and ancient art.
Students divided over location of proposed performing arts center
The undergraduate student body is split on whether the center should be built in its proposed location along the Walk between main campus and Pembroke.
