Arts

By: Margot Dragos  From Sept. 17-20, a small gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan, was transformed into the 24th edition of Clio Art Fair, highlighting the work […]

By: Margot Dragos    A new generation of queer artists took the spotlight at “Queer Voices: New York City Film Festival’s Youth Showcase” on Sept. 11. […]

By: Ameena Khan  From June 7 through Sept. 27, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) opened a new exhibition, “Musical Bodies.”     The Met brings together […]

By: Amani Nelson   On Wednesday, Sept. 9, the IFC Center, an art-house movie theater, hosted a film screening for the opening night of  “Who Moves […]

By: Margot Dragos  “How many of you guys have ever seen a hardcore band before?”    That’s how singer Will Torres and the band Majunche opened […]

By: Michelle Zhen  On May 8, bars and restaurants near New Jersey’s Prudential Center blasted music featuring virtual idol sensation Hatsune Miku. The next day, […]

By: Margot Dragos History Professor, JR Pepper, answered this question with her lecture “Lies of the Lens: The Myth of Truth in the History of […]

By: Michelle Zhen   On April 21, about a dozen students gathered in a semicircle hosted in Brooklyn College (BC)’s 3309 James Hall to admire selected […]

By: Ameena Khan On Thursday, April 23, in the Woody Tanger Auditorium, Rhea Rahman, an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Brooklyn College (BC) hosted a […]

By: Massimo Ranieri Amichai Lau-Lavie is a thirty-ninth-generation rabbi. He is the first in that long lineage to be openly queer. He is also the […]