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Eleanor Oakes '07 recently mounted "love’s labor" a collaborative exhibition that partners with forty mothers in the Metro Detroit Area to create a contemporary portrait of early motherhood that reflects on nourishment, bodily memory as transferred through ancestry, and society’s reliance on the unsupported labor of parenting.
Read MoreDon't miss CHOICE at McCarter, a new comedy by Winnie Holzman ('76) writer of WICKED, THIRTYSOMETHING, and MY SO-CALLED LIFE - a play that explores a woman’s right to choose in unexpected, hilarious & thought-provoking ways.
Read MorePrinceton graduate student Julian Chehirian is representing Bulgaria at the 60th Venice Biennale. The Bulgarian Pavilion, on view through Nov. 24, will take visitors inside a chapter of Bulgarian history that has been largely absent from textbooks, museums and public debate — the forced labor and political violence in the Bulgarian gulag under Communist rule from post-WWII through the late 1980s before the fall of the Soviet Union.
Read MoreZoë Saunders '10 is proud to share the latest season of Marketplace's award-winning podcast, "This Is Uncomfortable," a show about life and how money messes with it. Each week, TIU digs into stories about the unanticipated ways money shapes our relationships, identities and the choices we make.
Read MoreSam Gravitte '17 recently published a play he wrote for high schoolers. Published (under a pen name) through Broadway Licensing's Playscripts arm, the play is now available for purchase and licensing!
Read MoreKaty Pinke ‘10 is announcing the release of her debut, self-titled album, out on the indie label Glamour Gowns. The album release show will be at the Center for Performance Research on May 7th.
Read MoreKaty Pinke ‘10 is announcing the release of her debut, self-titled album, out on the indie label Glamour Gowns. The album release show will be at the Center for Performance Research on May 7th.
Read MoreAre you struggling to find a way to tap into your ‘Creative Flow?’
Call me crazy for writing a whole book around the initial five-to-fifteen-minute window of dropping into Creative Flow, but that’s exactly what this book is about!
A recent photo series, inspired by shooting a client's 15 year old collection of fortune cookie fortunes. I love photographing things people collect and this collection of fortunes quickly had me making my own... and custom fortunes as well.
Read MoreAnnouncing the Chelsea Music Festival's 15th Season, June 21-29, 2024! "Connecting the Dots" traces how music and art allows us to touch what seems intangible, repair what seems broken, and reimagine our interconnectedness with one another.
Read More"All's Fair - Vol. I" is the first of two sister EPs set for release in 2024 by Blanker, the solo project of guitarist/vocalist John Norwood (Triangle Club, Prince Jazz Ensemble).
Read MoreAs the American theater business finds itself crunched between rising costs and shifting consumer habits, international has become an increasingly important piece of the theatermaking puzzle—but no one’s really writing regularly about this stuff.
Read MoreIn her latest interview about bardo and the art of living, Ann Tashi Slater ’84 talked with Amitava Kumar about the power of our personal and collective stories, how he has come to terms with his father’s death, and art as a site of both mourning and hope.
Read MoreMarisol Soledad '07 (Rosa-Shapiro) has been selected as a semi-finalist for the Terrence McNally Award, administered by Philadelphia Theatre Company and the Terrence McNally Foundation.
Read MoreAlumnus produces new comic TV pilot Helen and Harold: Wrong Turn
Read MoreMy Mother's Tongues, a children's book about a young Indian American girl who discovers the power of multilingualism, was published by Candlewick Press on February 13, 2024.
Read MoreRachel Lyon ('05)'s sophomore novel FRUIT OF THE DEAD comes out on March 5.
Read MoreAnn Tashi Slater ’84 talked with author Lorrie Moore about humor, grief, and how to live—and die—in a world of impermanence. Moore is one of America’s most acclaimed writers, described by Alison Lurie as “the nearest thing we have to Chekhov.”
Read MoreArt Exhibit "Confetti" at the Oarsman Gallery, Larchmont Library.
Read MoreSharing the music video for Home for the Moment, a new single by acclaimed musician Julien Chang '16. Julien's forthcoming EP (also titled Home for the Moment) will come out on March 1st.
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