Campus Arts
Pitchfork President Kaskie Talks About How He Decided to “Zag”
"We’re definitely in the position where we want to innovate online publishing, whereas before we were a website." Chris Kaskie spoke about listening algorithms, Pitchfork's music festival, and why he still buys vinyl.
Dear Harvard: Confessions of a Harvard Student
Robert Fogarty's moving photography project "Dear World" takes the phrase "written all over your face" to a new level. In each of his photos, Fogarty depicts individuals with short, impactful phrases written on their skin, such as "I'm Going to College" or "Defend the American Dream." Fogarty is due to visit Harvard tomorrow.
Zigen Again Hosts Charitable Concert
The Zigen Fund, a nonprofit that supports the educational and social development of women and children in impoverished areas of China, will be putting on a concert to celebrate the Lunar New Year on March 3 at Sanders Theater.
SFJAZZ Conquers Corea
The SFJAZZ Collective will be performing the music of jazz legend Chick Corea at the Berklee Performance Center on March 8.
Laube Inaugurates Mem Church Organs
Acclaimed Organist Nathan Laube comes to Harvard March 5 to give a concert on Memorial Church's two new instruments.
Portrait of an Artist: Jon Morris
“Performer with Cirque Du Soleil” is a rare credit to see on most resumes, but for Jon L. Morris, it ...
MFA Exhibit Forges Connections to Past through Porcelain
This is an exhibition that speaks very particularly to that that productive tension between the past and the present
"punkplay" Rocks out in Adolescent Woe
Sensitive and insightful, "punkplay" details a misfit's quest for individualism.
Voice Actors' Guild Teaches the Powers of Speech
Stop by one of the general meetings of the Harvard College Voice Actors’ Guild and you’re sure to be bombarded by myriad accents from across the world.
A Brutal Celebration
A new exhibit entitled "Brute" aims to reexamine and reactivate the Carpenter Center, architect Le Corbusier's only North American building.
Portrait of an Artist: Michelle Erickson
Ceramic artist Michelle Erickson sits down with the Crimson to talk about her diverse work and unusual techniques.
'Lunar Labyrinth' Amazes
If caressing the audience is a vital part of a production, an ideal space to put up the play is ...
"pool (no water)" Ambitiously Treads in Abstraction
Some groups of friends live together, breathe together, and succeed together. But what happens when only one succeeds?
