Miriam M. Barnum
From Graffiti to Gallery
Arist Barry McGee's traveling exhibit, organized by the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, is the first mid-career museum survey of the artist's work and is currently being show at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Boston.
Words and Dance Combine
Carr and Holmes both agreed that their collaborative art is a form of storytelling, a way of questioning and remaking identity. The event suggested that the interaction between poetry and dance can create new art form with a more powerful effect than either might have produced alone.
“The Dinner” Gloriously Gluts for Punishment
“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” Yes, we know our Tolstoy, but Herman Koch applies this maxim to his own novel a delightfully acerbic way.
Laube Inaugurates Mem Church Organs
Acclaimed Organist Nathan Laube comes to Harvard March 5 to give a concert on Memorial Church's two new instruments.
