This week, JustArts sat down with Froy Steinhardt, a band formed by Austin Koenigstein '17, Ryan Gebhardt '17 and Antoine Malfroy-Camine '17. JustArts: Would you tell us a bit about how the three of you started Froy Steinhardt? Antoine Malfroy-Camine: Austin and I are roommates, and we started jamming.
Marking the newest installation in the frequent exhibitions of students' work, sponsored by the department of Fine Arts, Dimensions 2: Work from Classes in Drawing, Painting and Printmaking opened for public viewing this past week. On view through Feb.
This weekend, the names of the performers who will be bringing this year's winter concert to life were released on a Facebook event for the concert. The performers who will be coming are hip-hop artist Danny Brown and disc jockey opener RJD2. Sponsored by Student Events and WBRS, this year, the concert takes on mild inspiration from rave culture with a warehouse party theme, and is scheduled for the evening of Thursday, Feb.
"When I say 'open,' you say 'your mind,'" Dean of Students Jamele Adams yelled to a crowd of students packed like sardines into Cholmondeley's on Friday night.
JustArts spoke with Mira Kessler '16 and Makalani Mack '16, two Brandeis Bridges Fellows who are directing an upcoming production of Fires in the Mirror. JustArts: As Brandeis Bridges Fellows, how did the idea to share your experiences through a play come up? Mira Kessler: Actually, in our application process, we had to write about an event that we would plan when we got back to campus, after Israel.
Marking the beginning of its 2014 season, the Kniznick Gallery at the Women's Studies Research Center hosted an opening reception for its first art exhibition of the year on last Thursday.
JustArts: How was the work of Lisa Rosowsky chosen to be exhibited at the gallery?Susan Metrican: Michele L'Heureux, the previous Curator at the Women's Studies Research Center, is responsible for organizing this exhibition.
JustArts chatted with Marissa Lazar '14 and Andrea Stern '14 about the upcoming fair they planned for student vendors. JustArts: So I understand that this is the first time that we've had an arts and crafts fair for student vendors.
A memorial program was held yesterday evening in the Shapiro Campus Center Theater to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
One of my favorite things about the time surrounding winter break each year is the rush of holidays we get to celebrate with family and friends-Christmas, New Year's and one that probably isn't usually at the forefront of people's minds, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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