Directed by Cameron Johanning '16 and co-written by Sean Peter Drohan '14, the short film "Sticky" will be making its debut at the Mystic Film Festival in Mystic, CT on October 23rd. It will also be playing at the PressPlay festival in Richardson, TX and at the Screaming Ostrich Int'l Festival in Arlington, MA on that same weekend.

DanielRose Projects (Sarah Rose '14 and Ross Daniel) returns to SMUSH Gallery with "four shores," a performance installation evoking a bustling metropolis surrounded by bodies of water, now informed by the social separation of the pandemic. The dancers of DRP perform in two hour loops behind the glass of the storefront window while the audience watches from the sidewalk. With research beginning at SMUSH in July 2018, "four shores" juxtaposes close proximity and separation - inescapable themes during the time of COVID.

DanielRose Projects (Sarah Rose '14 and Ross Daniel) returns to SMUSH Gallery with "four shores," a performance installation evoking a bustling metropolis surrounded by bodies of water, now informed by the social separation of the pandemic. The dancers of DRP perform in two hour loops behind the glass of the storefront window while the audience watches from the sidewalk. With research beginning at SMUSH in July 2018, "four shores" juxtaposes close proximity and separation - inescapable themes during the time of COVID.

DanielRose Projects (Sarah Rose '14 and Ross Daniel) returns to SMUSH Gallery with "four shores," a performance installation evoking a bustling metropolis surrounded by bodies of water, now informed by the social separation of the pandemic. The dancers of DRP perform in two hour loops behind the glass of the storefront window while the audience watches from the sidewalk. With research beginning at SMUSH in July 2018, "four shores" juxtaposes close proximity and separation - inescapable themes during the time of COVID.

DanielRose Projects (Sarah Rose '14 and Ross Daniel) returns to SMUSH Gallery with "four shores," a performance installation evoking a bustling metropolis surrounded by bodies of water, now informed by the social separation of the pandemic. The dancers of DRP perform in two hour loops behind the glass of the storefront window while the audience watches from the sidewalk. With research beginning at SMUSH in July 2018, "four shores" juxtaposes close proximity and separation - inescapable themes during the time of COVID.

DanielRose Projects (Sarah Rose '14 and Ross Daniel) returns to SMUSH Gallery with "four shores," a performance installation evoking a bustling metropolis surrounded by bodies of water, now informed by the social separation of the pandemic. The dancers of DRP perform in two hour loops behind the glass of the storefront window while the audience watches from the sidewalk. With research beginning at SMUSH in July 2018, "four shores" juxtaposes close proximity and separation - inescapable themes during the time of COVID.

Join us for a public talk with Selwyn Seyfu Hinds ’93, award-winning screenwriter, author, editor, music scribe and producer. His latest projects include the screenplay adaptation of the graphic novel Prince of Cats—a wild mash-up of Shakespeare, hip-hop and samurai warrior culture—with Spike Lee slated to direct; and serving as writer and showrunner of the limited series “Washington Black” being produced for Hulu. Moderated by A.M. Homes, Lecturer in Creative Writing, and presented by Princeton University's Lewis Center for the Arts, the Department of African American Studies, and the Center for Career Development.

Kemi Adegoroye '13 is returning to DC Metro Area venue Jammin' Java for a second time with Terra Firma for an outdoor concert! Since their debut performance in front of over 400 people at DC venue Union Stage, the soul and jazz band has appeared on WPFW 89.3 FM and at a series of live events and virtual concerts. So bring your friends and enjoy a wonderful meal at Jammin' Java with Terra Firma as they provide an incredible night of soul, jazz, and R&B! Free admission with suggested donations to benefit the band.

Covid Spring: Granite State Pandemic Poems is an anthology of poems by New Hampshire based poets. These poems were written in response to the early days of the pandemic lock-down during the spring of 2020. The free online reading takes place on Thursday October 8, at 7 PM and includes 10 authors from the anthology reading their contributions. The reading is sponsored by Gibson Books, where you can order your copy. Registration required, but event is free.

Epiphany Magazine will host a discussion and book club for Elena Ferrante's The Lying Life of Adults, the most anticipated book of 2020. We are honored to be joined by Ann Goldstein, Ferrante's American translator, and Michael Reynolds, editor-in-chief of Europa Editions. The book club will be moderated by Epiphany's EIC, novelist Rachel Lyon, and will take place on 10/8 at 7PM EST via Zoom.

Donna Wang Friedman is excited to let you all know that she will be the guest panelist on the new TEDx program Making Waves: Conversations with Influencers and Disruptors!

A little bit about Making Waves:

This year, TEDx Santa Barbara began producing a series of virtual talks. These short conversations are not news-focused. Instead, they are highlighting discussions of hope and optimism while showcasing actionable solutions. The topics explored are focused on the Pandemic and Social Justice.

Her Topic: Pandemic Empowerment: Finding Resilience in Music and Stories

It will be LIVE streamed so hope you will stop by virtually!