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Artist Sarah Sze uncovers the process behind her work to full crowd

2 December, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
Renowned artist Sarah Sze has been present on campus since this past summer, working meticulously to create art made distinctly for spaces in the Rose Art Museum. Her two works currently on display, “Timekeeper” and… Read More...
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SEA Coffeehouse promotes environmentalism with various acts

SEA Coffeehouse promotes environmentalism with various acts

11 November, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
On Wednesday in Chum’s, Students for Environmental Action (SEA) hosted a coffeehouse evening of student performances to touch on environmental issues with a group of peers. Despite starting the night with only a moderate turnout… Read More...
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Neshat’s photos bring the perspective of an Iranian woman to the West

4 November, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
Thanks to funding by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, the Rose Art Museum has acquired two photographs by Shirin Neshat, world-renowned Iranian visual artist. Neshat developed a collection of portraits titled “Our House is On Fire,”… Read More...
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Funky and fun, NxWorries creates one groovy album

28 October, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
What one word would you use to describe Anderson Paak? Groovy. The duo NxWorries, consisting of Anderson Paak and Knxwledge, recently released “Yes Lawd!”, a fun, funky and exciting 19-track album that highlights the best… Read More...
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Local Boston comedians joke about fellatio, the election

21 October, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
Four local Boston comedians took to the Chum’s stage last Tuesday with material written by Brandeis students enrolled in Writing for Television, bringing laughter and awe to an audience of their peers. Prof. Marc Weinberg… Read More...
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Stein Night showcases Brandeis’ varied talent

23 September, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
The Stein saw a night of acoustic guitar and vocals with some surprise freestyle rap, jazz piano and many original songs at the first Stein Night of the semester on Friday, Sept. 16. Those in… Read More...
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‘Sausage Party’ is overcooked, overhyped, and overrated

2 September, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
With only a precious few days of summer remaining and little left to look forward to, “Sausage Party” opened in theaters, raising my hopes and dashing them beautifully. While reviews I’ve heard by word-of-mouth as… Read More...
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Mark Bradford to represent U.S. at La Biennale di Venezia

19 August, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
In addition to new exhibitions and artists on display, the Rose offers another piece of exciting news—Mark Bradford, a frequent collaborator, visitor and contributor to Brandeis and the Rose, will be the representative for the… Read More...
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Rose Art Museum ushers in an amazing array of new installations

19 August, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
A new semester marks a long-awaited time for art enthusiasts in the Brandeis community—a new set of exhibits at the Rose Art Museum! For those of us who are new to Brandeis, the Rose should… Read More...
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Brandeis Improv Collective celebrates the wonder of improvisation in music

6 May, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
On April 19, the Brandeis Improv Collective (BIC) performed their semester show in Slosberg Music Center. Brandeis Improv Collective is one of many student ensemble groups at Brandeis, aiming to bring the process of improvisation… Read More...
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