Arts

By Paulina Gajewski      Tiptoeing through a dark corridor and dashing through closet doors. The pangs of steel swords and the flashing of capes. A […]

By Lina Mazioui      An exhibition displaying Maxime Du Camp’s photography debuted at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Oct. 23. The exhibition, titled “Proof: […]

By Paulina Gajewski      The ever-expanding world of contemporary literature differentiates itself from the constructs of the past. Modern audiences call for the diversification of […]

By Kiara Jones-Ford      A piano, microphone, and laptop hooked up to a sound system sit center stage as the audience members take their seats. […]

By Paulina Gajewski      Fingers skirted across a plane of black and white on Oct. 19 as Alexei Tartakovsky took to the piano inside of […]

By Paulina Gajewski      The Wolfe Institute for the Humanities joined two Brooklyn College professors, Allan Amanik and Rachel Brownstein, last Thursday, Oct. 12, to […]

By Paulina Gajewski      The Metropolitan Museum of Art brought together 160 works from around the world by French artists Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas […]

By Kate Dempsey      Brilliant colors filled the stage, the adornments of gold on the Indian dancers creating a kaleidoscope of beauty. Audience members leaned […]

By Paulina Gajewski      If you happen to stroll off of campus in the direction of Flatbush Avenue, right into the Hillel Place Plaza, you […]

By Paulina Gajewski      The Whitney Museum of American Art is home to over 25,000 pieces of American art, spanning the nineteenth to twenty-first centuries. […]