Campus Arts
‘Of Whales’ Review: Exploring the Beauty in the Subversive
In a room saturated with overwhelming darkness and suspenseful silence, an immersive installation mesmerizes viewers with its ethereal, floating images and ambient music.
‘Vija Celmins: Night Skies’ Review: A Call From the Void
Celmins’s hyper-realistic renderings of the night sky confront the eternity and immobility of space, allowing viewers to take charge over the vastness of the universe.
The Hasty Pudding Honors Barry Keoghan as 2024’s Man of the Year
This Feb. 2, Hasty Pudding Theatricals congratulated Barry Keoghan as their 2024 Man of the Year.
‘Picasso: War, Combat, and Revolution’ Review: Harvard Art Museums Cultivates a Chilling Representation of the Iconic Spanish Painter
The exhibition’s collaboration aims to allow students to practice critically analyzing art while also bringing striking pieces to the broader Harvard and Cambridge community.
BSO Music Director Laureate Seiji Ozawa Remembered for his Musical Legacy in Boston and Beyond
Ozawa believed in the power of music to transcend time, space, nationality, class, and even itself, focusing on the common humanity to be found through music.
Hasty Pudding Honors Annette Bening as the 74th Woman of the Year
Hasty Pudding Theatricals has been selecting a Woman of the Year for nearly three quarters of a century, beginning with Gertrude Lawrence in 1951.
Artistry, Accessibility, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Homage to the Underrepresented
The concert was a testament to the power of diverse repertoire and inclusive artistry.
Harvard Book Store Hosts Midnight Release Party for ‘House of Flame and Shadow’
The Harvard Book Store’s midnight party allowed fans to connect over a shared passion for friendship and fiction.
Festive Family Friendly Fun with Anthony Williams’s ‘Urban Nutcracker’
For the past 22 years, Anthony Williams’s “Urban Nutcracker” has celebrated diversity through dance.
Artist Profile: Siblings Ruby and Joseph Douglas Elmhirst Fuse Voices in Their Short Film ‘Burnt Milk’
The success of their collaboration is proof of the creative threads that connect them.
Handel’s ‘Messiah’ by Handel and Haydn Society: A Spiritual Journey and Holiday Oratio
The Handel and Haydn Society took the audience on a spiritual journey right at the start of the holiday season.
‘A Journey in Images: The Photography of Yun Thwaits’ Explores Life’s Timeless Beauty
Thwaits’ exhibit is the embodiment of her journey with photography, as well as her journey through life so far.
Pop-Up Renaissance Concert: Historic Familiarity in a New Modern Form
From the students to the audience, everyone seemed to enjoy the immersion into the Renaissance era.
Boston Snowport: A Whimsical Winter Village In the City
The main attraction, The Holiday Market, is nestled in the heart of Snowport.
AADT’s ‘Horizon’ Review: Refreshing Fusion of Cultural Expression
Every set within the 15 piece set list in “Horizon” added a unique dimension of cultural expression to the concert’s greater themes of cultural identity and cross-cultural dialogue.
Boston Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’ Review: Christmas Wonder is Back
“The Nutcracker” features accomplished dancers from the company as well as students from the Boston Ballet School.
Artist Profile: Becky Moon on the Power of Perception and Life’s Hidden Beauty
Moon has demonstrated time and time again the incredible power art can have on our everyday lives.
‘Family Day’ at Harvard Art Museums: A New Kind of Inclusivity
Families worked together to build sculptures, and therefore found connection with art not only as a viewer, but as a creator as well.
Harvard FAS CAMLab: The Art of Transitions
Just as the installation explores and celebrates the intersection between the past and the present, the mobile and the static, it offers an argument for the synthesis of art and technology.
‘Time’s Echo Live’ Feature: A Musical Journey through War and Memory
“Time’s Echo Live” was a two-day festival, celebrating the connection of music and prose to the past through four composers: Arnold Schoenberg, Richard Strauss, Benjamin Britten, and Dmitri Shostakovich.
In the Gallery of Rhythms: Unveiling 50 Years of Hip-Hop History Through the Private Collection of Ice-T and DJ Afrika Islam
The diversity in media made clear the fact that hiphop is not just music — and it never has been.
Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra Feature: The Semester Finale Presents a Captivating Selection of Music
The evening was a wonderful showcase of the rich classical music scene present at Harvard, and the way it interconnects and expands to other communities as well.
Artist Profile: Pritika Swarup on Forging New Paths in Fashion and Finance
Swarup has immersed herself in boundless experiences throughout her professional career and personal life, all of which show how she has truly shattered the conventional courses that once formulated right in front of her.
‘HarvardKey: A Veri-Secure Jam’ Feature: A Celebration of Talent and Community
Both the LowKeys and the Veritones received standing ovations at the end of their performances.
Grupo Corpo’s Spiritual Revival Ignites the Stage
Throughout the performance, the audience gasped in amazement at the remarkable athleticism and strength of each dancer.