Arts

By Paulina Gajewski      From earthenware dishes stacked across shelves in department stores, to particularly placed porcelain in a grandmother’s kitchen cabinet, to sculptures littered […]

By Paulina Gajewski      On a stage illuminated by torches, the ancient Greeks adorned themselves with disguises to perform comedies written by the greatest playwrights […]

By Samia Afsar      Despite the dreary weather outside, much love and affection beamed from the Don Buchwald Theater as bass-baritone Joe Chappel showcased his […]

Paulina Gajewski       The answer to the age-old riddle, “What musical instrument can you hear but not see or touch?” is, of course, the voice. […]

By Samia Afsar     The Brooklyn College theater department showcased its production of “The Skriker,” a play written by Caryl Churchill and directed by Lauren […]

By Samia Afsar      Enclosed between the floor-to-ceiling windows of the Claire Tow Center lobby was an array of musical instruments that were played by […]

Paulina Gajewski      On the dawn of September 21, 1776, flames took to New York, at the time a center of the Revolutionary War. The […]

By Alexandria Woolfe      Samuel Braiman, the Conservatory Concerto competition winner, gathered music lovers to Whitman Hall as he performed with the Brooklyn College Conservatory […]

By Samia Afsar      Trapped in the four walls of Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale” (2022) are shame, guilt, loss, and two meatball subs with extra […]