Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Visiting musician performs rhythmic shakuhachi concert

The shakuhachi is an unassuming instrument: just a simple wooden cylinder with five holes. However, as Shawn Renzoh Head breathes into it, a… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
February 21, 2019
Department of English hosts touching Mary Oliver tribute

Before most of the speakers began reading Mary Oliver’s poetry at Finn House on Feb. 12, they shared an anecdote describing what they… Read More

by Elijah Newman
February 21, 2019
Rudy Francisco’s passionate spoken word is a hit with crowd

Rudy Francisco’s spoken word performance at Kenyon on Saturday night was marked by warmth, vulnerability and a call for change. “If… Read More

by Julia Elrod
February 21, 2019
Students completely transform space in Installation Art class

Kenyon’s Installation Art (ARTS 360) course is unique in its ability to address all the viewer’s senses. The current inception… Read More

by Sophie Hargrove
February 21, 2019
First Horn show of the semester casts a supernatural spell

A distorted voice, murmuring poetry, wafted eerily through nebulous layers of ambient vibrations. It echoed chillingly through the room, combining with strange sound… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
February 14, 2019
Student Spotlight: Jess Kusher ’19

Jess Kusher ’19 is a biology and film double major, and to her these two disciplines are more similar than they might initially… Read More

by Daniel Olivieri
February 14, 2019
La Caccina, all-women professional vocal ensemble, dazzles

Last Saturday, the Gund Concert Series brought Chicago women’s vocal ensemble La Caccina to campus to stage their concert “Gaia.” The group, which… Read More

by Hannah Bachman
February 14, 2019
Photographer shares snaps of Ohio’s natural beauty at BFEC

Brad Imhoff doesn’t photograph to create a world of his own — he photographs to capture the world he sees before him. Imhoff… Read More

by Oliver Pearson
February 7, 2019
Shara McCallum shares poetry uplifting the “Madwoman”

Review hosted its first featured reader of the Kenyon Review Reading Series. Elizabeth Dark, associate director of programs at the Review, introduced poet and… Read More

by Monmita Chakrabarti
February 7, 2019
KCDC’s Machinal is a sharp, thought-provoking murder tale

Last weekend, the Kenyon College Dance, Drama and Cinema Club (KCDC) performed Sophie Treadwell’s 1928 play, Machinal, which means “automatic” or “mechanical” in French… Read More

by Julia Elrod
February 7, 2019