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Some of the works included in the display were art deco journals, the books of artists, illustrations cut into wood, incunabula, fore-edge paintings and medieval manuscripts.
UNITING AGAINST SEXUAL VIOLENCE: The Brandeis community came together to show their support for survivors of sexual violence, as well as raise awareness about the issue. They marched together from the Rabb Steps to the Light of Reason.
POLITICAL PARADOXES: Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild discussed her conversations with Louisiana conservatives about politics and the American Dream.
Tré Warner performs the song which got him the Springfest gig, entitled Springfest Freestyle. Tré Warner, who goes by the rapper name Trizzy Tré, was selected as a student performer for this year’s Springfest concert.
Howardena Pindell, "Autobiography: Scapegoat," 1990. 76 1/2 x 140 inches, Mixed media on canvas. The Studio Museum in Harlem; Museum Purchase. 1994.1
Ari Lennox feels her song as she performs to a roaring crowd during Springfest. She gave a heartfelt performance and interacted with the crowd.
Tré Warner performs the song which got him the Springfest gig, entitled Springfest Freestyle. Tré Warner, who goes by the rapper name Trizzy Tré, was selected as a student performer for this year’s Springfest concert.
FRIENDS FROM BERKLEE: Katsuo, a guest band from Berklee College of Music, thrilled the audience with a series of love songs.
TALENTED BOARD: The Japanese Student Association not only organized the event, but also put on an exciting dance sequence at the end of the show.
COLOR AND SHADES: The set of the show was used as the background of the performance, changing color with different lighting.
Members of the crowd wave their hands up in hopes of receiving a free t-shirt from the Campus Activities Board. The front of the t-shirt states, “How you gonna be sad on Springfest?”