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MELA showcases ‘Shared Connections’

MELA showcases ‘Shared Connections’

7 December, 2018 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
Last Saturday, the Brandeis South Asian Student Association (SASA) hosted MELA, its annual culture show. This year’s “Raabta, our Shared Connection” had a variety of dance sequences and features celebrating South Asian cultures and displayed… Read More...
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2018 film in review: indie film delivers

7 December, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
This list is extremely subjective. It’s not hard to see that my taste is for art films about trauma or depression or some combination of both. But if you can forgive me my opinions, I’d… Read More...
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Who critiques the critics?

Who critiques the critics?

29 November, 2018 // Opinions // 0 Comments
Jonah Koslofsky ’20 and Noah Harper ’19 are two guys who like to write about pop culture and occasionally review Brandeis productions. This week, they’re going to have a conversation about criticism in general. Shade…… Read More...
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Rosalía brings flamenco-tinged chamber pop to the masses

Rosalía brings flamenco-tinged chamber pop to the masses

29 November, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
The Catalonian artist Rosalía’s new album “El Mal Querer” presents a step forward for the traditional flamenco genre. For her, too, the album is a step forward, a large transition from the low-fi aesthetics of… Read More...
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Adagio exemplifies supportive arts community

29 November, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
While I can’t tell a sashay from a plié, by all accounts, this semester’s show from the Adagio Dance Company, “Take a Chance on Dance,” demonstrated a vibrant, supportive arts community on campus. The 18… Read More...
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Native Land: The Indigenous Legacy of Brandeis’ Campus

Native Land: The Indigenous Legacy of Brandeis’ Campus

15 November, 2018 // (Audio/Video), Videos // 0 Comments
Brandeis land had significance to indigenous peoples… Read More...
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The Cold War horror of ‘Suspiria’

The Cold War horror of ‘Suspiria’

8 November, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
“Suspiria” feels like a relic from a bygone age of horror: faux film grain, close zooms on faces, a campy aesthetic that is somehow still terrifying. It’s an art film, too: dreams with editing as… Read More...
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‘Looted Art for Sale’ symposium explores hidden history of paintings

‘Looted Art for Sale’ symposium explores hidden history of paintings

8 November, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
“To strip Jews of their culture, it’s part and parcel with the Holocaust,” said former U.S. Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat, responding to a question about the legacy of art stolen from Jews by Nazis during the… Read More...
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Univ. hosts finance and administration meeting

1 November, 2018 // News // 0 Comments
The second annual Finance and Administration Town Hall Meeting reflected President Ron Liebowitz’s campus address, “A Framework for our Future,” the day before. The event was held in the Usdan International Lounge on Tuesday, Oct.… Read More...
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‘Through Lines’ at Rose reveals art connections

26 October, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
“This really will be a conversation, not a lecture,” said Professor Nancy Scott (FA), one of whose specialities is Modernism in Europe and America. The guided conversation was the second in a series, “Through Lines”… Read More...
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