Campus Arts
Rock Photographers Henry Diltz and Mick Rock Share Stories of Hippies and Rock Debauchery
“I just tried to take interesting photos to entertain my stoned hippie friends,” photographer Henry Diltz said of his career during his Oct. 7 talk with photographer Mick Rock.
At the ICA, Artists and Public Health Officials Discuss the Relationship Between Racism and Health
The discussion began with a talk on public art that has been used to highlight historical injustices, which set the tone for a panel about both racism and its prevention.
‘Multitude Live’ Draws Podcast Fans to WBUR Cityspace
On Oct. 10 at the new WBUR Cityspace, the independent podcast collective Multitude put on a live show featuring segments from the production company’s original podcasts.
Taking it ‘From the Top’ in Boston: A Classical Concert for Radio
Families, students, and aspiring musicians gathered for a behind-the-scenes look into the recording of the 376th episode of NPR’s weekly podcast series “From the Top.”
‘Crazy Ex Girlfriend’ Creator Rachel Bloom Performs as IGP’s 2019 Player of the Year
Emmy Award-winning actor and creator of the television show “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” Rachel L. Bloom performed with the Immediate Gratification Players Friday night in their 2019 Player of the Year show.
Multicultural Restaurant Nibble Kitchen Opens in Bow Market
Nibble Kitchen, a new restaurant in Somerville featuring a rotating international menu, focuses on supporting immigrant communities and promoting social justice at a local level.
At the Gardner Museum, Jill Scott, Paloma Valenzuela, and Oompa Discuss Artistic Integrity
On Oct. 3, at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, three artists gathered to speak to a group of a hundred attendees about the importance and preservation of artistic integrity.
Red Bull’s Beantown Uprising Celebrates Boston’s Hip Hop Talent
Red Bull’s Beantown Uprising celebrated the city’s influence in the hip-hop industry with a line-up of Boston's most beloved hometown artists.
Portrait of an Artist: Mick Rock
Known as “the man who shot the ’70s,” Mick Rock is a living legend in the world of music photography.
Bo Burnham and Jonny Sun Discuss Mental Health and the Internet at MIT
An hour before “Digital Anxieties: a Conversation with Bo Burnham and Jonny Sun,” a line had already formed down the hallways at MIT.
MFA’s 150th Anniversary to Honor the Past and Reimagine the Future
Next year, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is celebrating its 150th birthday — complete with community initiatives that may help the museum move into the 21st century.
At Harvard’s Science Center Plaza, Concert for One Brings Music to the Masses
Last week, a bright yellow shipping container set up shop alongside Harvard's food trucks. But instead of holding cargo, the structure brought classical music to the Science Center Plaza.
‘The Good Place’ Comes to Boston: Creator Michael H. Schur '97 and Actor William Jackson Harper Talk Representation in Comedy
The Crimson sat down with "The Good Place" creator Michael H. Schur and actor William Jackson Harper for a conversation on representation, philosophy, and controversial comedy.
