“Sweat” Or: Do You Believe In Life After Trump?
Stage Lights up on a black guy sitting across from a white guy with a swastika forehead tat. “Oh god,” I think to myself. “This […]
Arts
Care, Community, And Queerness In Ak Jensen’s Studio
When he moved to New York in 2015 from a small town in the Netherlands, Ak Jansen had already completed his undergraduate studies in textile […]
Motherless Brooklyn: A Quick Review
Motherless Brooklyn is a blatant attempt at Oscar glory, but still manages to be a riveting noir film for the 21st century. The film is […]
Art All Day Event Held Across Campus
The Brooklyn College Art Department hosted the expansive and all encompassing Art All Day on Saturday, November 9th. The event, which played out as a […]
BC Alum Jimmy Smits’ Bluff City Law Leaves a Hung Audience
On September 23, 2019, Bluff City Law premiered on NBC starring an alumnus of Brooklyn College, Jimmy Smits. Smits, who graduated in 1980 with a […]
Color, Art History, and Leisure in MFA Student Mike Serafino’s studio
The studio is riddled with old and new paintings, sketches, tubes of oil paint, palettes, brushes and jars of thinner. If you’ve ever seen an […]
Theater Review: Glory Fades in “Gloria”
There’s a special thrill in watching a play about your profession – one that accurately captures the details both big and small of what you […]
Texas, New York, California: Garry Winogrand in Full Color
Two standing figures, in one projection purchasing a ticket from a “Mad Mad World” box office, in another contemplating a Coca-Cola machine. Posing in front […]
An Impressive, Delightful Close to the Composers’ Collective Two Part Concert Series
On Thursday, Oct. 17, Marcello Di Russo, the president of the Brooklyn College Composers’ Collective, scrambled to find more seats for the large crowd gathered […]
The Shocking Reality Behind Joker
On October 4, 2019, the long-awaited Joker film was released in the United States. Directed by Todd Phillips, the film stars Joaquin Phoenix in the […]