Arts

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

   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 […]

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 […]

I entered the Leonard and Claire Tow Theater at around 1:30 on Thursday, October 10. As I made my way to the box office, I […]

  Last Friday was the first performance of “Pass Over,” a play written by Antoinette Nwandu and directed by Cristina Duarte. The play does an exceptional […]

Brooklyn College has been in many movies and TV shows before, but never quite like this. “Gemini Man” is a big-budget international blockbuster starring Will […]

   In the spirit of Italian Heritage Month, Brooklyn College’s Sebastian Giordano has helped the Pietro Mascagni Foundation (all the way from Sicily!) to perform Cavalleria […]

   Hulu is coming out with an eight-part TV series called “Looking for Alaska” based on the John Green book of the same name.  In […]