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MUSEUM NEXT DOOR: Gordon Matta-Clark believed in spaces’ ability to bring people together, just like what the Rose Art Museum did last weekend with the celebration of its fall exhibitions opening.
A first-year, Shuster is balancing his new life at Brandeis with his professional aspirations.
Even at Brandeis, Shuster works hard on beat editing and production.
DUO FOR A DECADE: The duo musicians have been performing together for over a decade.
DECONSTRUCTION: One of his grandest projects was to remove a part of the wall of an abandoned factory, to make it a “sun-and-water-temple.“
JAZZ ACROSS TIME: From classic pieces to modern songs, the audiences got to enjoy the history of jazz in one session.
Smith, Leon Polk, “Torn Drawings”. 1961. Museum of Modern Art, New York City.
FOOD AFTER ART, OR THE OTHER WAY AROUND: Hungry after seeing all the exhibitions? Delicious cookies and fruit punches are waiting for you outside of the museum.
REBEL AGAINST TRADITION: When the mainstream art shows refused to show his photos of graffiti, Gordon Matta-Clark opened his own show. He was one of the first artists to recognize graffiti as a form of art.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT: Instead of taking on more comedic characters that audiences are familiar with from her, Constance Wu chose to pick up a challenging role.
PLEASANT SURPRISE: Even though she is a popular entertainment figure, few people expected a prize-worthy performance from Jennifer Lopez. They were proven wrong.
The Brandeis archery nationals group poses for a quick picture last year.
Brandeis archery secretary Arlyss Milne aims for the target with serious focus.
Brandeis archery president Wes Baker '20 draws back his bow in a competition last year.
Photo Courtesy of RETA SCHEER