Last spring, the Brown Arts Institute launched a new initiative: student-led Public Art Tours. Offered every weekend until Nov. 17, the tours are each curated by student guides and provide historical background on some of Brown’s 30 most prominent pieces of public art.
The first piece that Mira Goodman ’24 made for her honors thesis exhibition didn’t end up making the final cut.
This Monday, Avantika — a mononymous actress well-known for her recent portrayal of Karen in the musical adaptation of “Mean Girls” (2024) — gave a talk at the Granoff Martinos Auditorium, marking the first event of the 23rd annual Ivy Film Festival.
François Ozon’s crime-comedy “The Crime is Mine” does not break obvious genre molds of French cinema, but still proves itself relevant to an American audience. The film, featured in this year’s Providence French and Francophone Film Festival, is exceptionally well-done.
Last week, The Centre for the Less Good Idea — a performance group based in Johannesburg — collaborated with the Brown Arts Institute to hold a series of performance-based workshops using “Pepper’s Ghost,” a theatrical technique that uses specialized mirrors to create hologram-like ...
Syntax Magazine is a tri-annual publication founded last spring by Lucas Gelfond ’24.5 and Anabelle Johnston ’23. Featuring a variety of content ranging from poetry to visual art, Syntax focuses on “culture and the internet,” according to its website.
When Grace Chen ’24 is struck by artistic inspiration, she can envision the final product before she begins working.
For the first time since 2014, AMST 1700X: “Global Macho: Race, Gender and Action Movies” returned to the Brown course catalog for the Fall 2023 semester.
New memoir arrives after termination of Spears’s conservatorship in November 2021
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