Arts
BRUTE
A member of the Harvard community walks through EXHIBITION: BRUTE that opened on February 14th in the Carpenter Center. The exhibit by artists Katarina Burin and Amie Siegel celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Carpenter Center and its unique architecture.
Breaking the Barriers
Despite the perceived divide between the arts and sciences, innovators at Harvard find success in fusing the two together.
Fall Out Boy: Point-Counterpoint
Before Fall Out Boy saves its genre, two emotionally overwrought Arts writers debate which of the band's earlier albums reigns supreme.
A Two-Minute Speech on Time
I’ve never had a big, empty stage all to myself before. It’s a big, vacant stage, really; it looks empty, but it is only artificially so. Underneath the fresh coat of paint it holds all the old dirt and holes, scratches and marks and gestures and breaths from people past. History.
B-List Star to Worldwide Phenomenon
On a sweltering August evening in 2012, a plump, 34-year-old hip-hop artist, father of twins, college dropout, and self-proclaimed “B-list star” dropped his sixth album. Within hours, he became the world’s most sought-after musician. Twelve years into his career, Psy (Park Jae-sang) witnessed his fame skyrocket overnight. A few short months later, the music video for his song “Gangnam Style” hit a record-breaking one billion views, becoming the most watched video in YouTube history.
