No Truth Without Proof: Maxime Du Camp’s Illusory Photographs
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: […]
Arts
Romance And Representation: Authors Chloe Liese And Nisha Sharma In Conversation
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 […]
Electronics And Acoustics Unite: The International Electroacoustic Music Festival
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. […]
Faculty Recital: Prof. Alexei Tartakovsky Performs At BC
By Paulina Gajewski Fingers skirted across a plane of black and white on Oct. 19 as Alexei Tartakovsky took to the piano inside of […]
Prof. Rachel Brownstein Discusses “American Born: An Immigrant Story, A Daughter’s Memoir” Book
By Paulina Gajewski The Wolfe Institute for the Humanities joined two Brooklyn College professors, Allan Amanik and Rachel Brownstein, last Thursday, Oct. 12, to […]
Companions To Rivals: Manet/Degas Exhibition At The Met
By Paulina Gajewski The Metropolitan Museum of Art brought together 160 works from around the world by French artists Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas […]
Erasing Borders Dance Festival Returns To NYC
By Kate Dempsey Brilliant colors filled the stage, the adornments of gold on the Indian dancers creating a kaleidoscope of beauty. Audience members leaned […]
“Raindrops @ The Junction,” The Umbrella Sky Project Comes To Flatbush
By Paulina Gajewski If you happen to stroll off of campus in the direction of Flatbush Avenue, right into the Hillel Place Plaza, you […]
The Whitney And Augmented Reality: “CENTO”
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. […]
New York City Through The Lens Of Marcia Bricker Halperin
By Paulina Gajewski The Brooklyn College Library announced its latest art exhibit on Sept. 1. Photographs shot in black and white are showcased along […]