OPEN FIELD: Forward Samantha Schwartz ’18 controls the ball in a victory against Lasell College on Sept. 6 of last year.
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OPEN FIELD: Forward Samantha Schwartz ’18 controls the ball in a victory against Lasell College on Sept. 6 of last year.
TECH TALK: Soha Kareem, one of the directors of Dames Making Games, spoke on Wednesday about discrimination and misogyny in gaming culture.
SINGLE PLAYER: Leaps and Maneuvers has an interactive section in which visitors can play games created by participants of Dames Making Games for themselves.
UNIVERSAL GAMING: Dames Making Games is a Toronto-based nonprofit that seeks to provide gaming education and opportunities to people traditionally excluded from the industry.
ENTER HERE: One of the games on display, Long Time Coming: A Game about Pointed Conversations; (shown above) tells a story about a woman coming home and trying to hide her infidelity from her boyfriend.
Close looking at "Duck Foot"
SOUNDS OF ART: Christian Gentry Ph.D. ’12 spoke about Elizabeth Murray’s “Duck Foot,” looking at the piece in a musical context.
BET presents 'Art'
WHAT IS IN A PAINTING?: From left to right, Sege (Dylan Hoffman ’18), Marc (Raphael Stigliano ’18) and Yvan (Max Moran ’17) played three friends engrossed in a discussion about a piece of art.
ON A HIGH NOTE: On Saturday night, the Lydian String Quartet, joined by new violist, performed three quartets to a full house.
AFTER SCHOOL: The Brandeis community gathered on Wednesday for an opening of a new exhibition in the Dreitzer Gallery that displays the artwork of faculty and staff.
BREAKING BARRIERS: “Duckfoot” (1983) created by Elizabeth Murray represents an intersection between 3-dimensional and one-dimensional art.
PEP TALK: Coach Denise Dallamora (center), who earned her 300th career victory on Aug. 31., addresses her team on Saturday.
CONTEMPLATING ART: Profs. Gordon Fellman (SOC) (left) and Chris Abrams (FA) (right) lead a discussion on “Light of Reason.”