"Attention: The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are now over!" This was announced in a fictitious edition of The New York Times created by "The Yes Men," a group of political activists/artists/pranksters, in the hopes of shocking people out of their conventional ways of thinking.
It is amazing how one concept can generate so many different works of art. This past Thursday, students, faculty and other members of the Brandeis community gathered at Kniznick Gallery at the Women's Studies Research Center for the closing reception of "Floors and Ceilings," a student art exhibition hosted by the WSRC. WSRC Curator and Director of the Arts Michele L'Heureux explained that Nera Lerner '12, the assistant curator for "Floors and Ceilings," initiated the exhibition's overriding question: What is the relationship between floors and ceilings and gender issues?
It can be hard to relax in today's society. We live in a technology age in which we are constantly flooded with information from Twitter and Facebook while we try to multitask and operate on hectic schedules.
On Saturday, March 26, the Lydian String Quartet performed in Slosberg Music Center for the group's 30th anniversary.
Margaret Lee (GRAD) is one of seven students in the University's graduate Studio Art program who put on an art exhibition in the Spingold Theater Center's Dreitzer Gallery last Wednesday.
The artist does not have to produce his work in isolation; instead of being confined to the walls of his studio, the artist can place his work in a more global, social context.
The World Music Series brings internationally celebrated musicians to Brandeis and last Saturday, musician Simon Shaheen and his group, Qantara, came to the University and performed in the Slosberg Music Center.
Wednesday, Feb. 16, marked the beginning of "Close Looking," a series of interdisciplinary events offering in-depth discussion of some of Brandeis' greatest treasures.
The Brandeis Theater Company performed Little Monsters, a new workshop-style production written by Maria Alexandria Beech and directed by Michelle Bossy.
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