Arts Archives — Page 2 of 105 — The Kenyon Collegian

Alumni bands Missing and Lucky Gold Jr. return to the Hill

Amid the gorgeous breeze last Saturday night, the Horn Gallery was transformed into a creative haven for alumni and students alike. The Horn… Read More

by Filippa Lombana
April 16, 2026
Review: KCDC’s production of Everybody is not to die for

Thursday’s production of Everybody, written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and directed by Visiting Assistant Professor of Drama Matthew Singletary, was literally a one-of-a-kind production. Each… Read More

by Micah Arenstein
April 9, 2026
Broken Legs concert highlights sentiment and showtunes

Whether you’re a fan of hits from a musical about Spongebob or slower tunes from classic Broadway shows, the Broken Legs provide all sorts… Read More

by Toms Russ
April 9, 2026
Students collaborate with KSJP, selling art for fundraiser

On Friday from 4 to 6:30 p.m., Kenyon Students for Justice in Palestine (KSJP) held an art sale fundraiser in the Horn Gallery. Kenyon… Read More

by Lex Kelly
April 9, 2026
“Teen Beach Movie” shadowcast makes a triumphant splash

This is Kenyon College, and you’re watching Disney Channel! Or, well, you were — if you were one of the 596 people lucky enough… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
April 2, 2026
Review: “Project Hail Mary” delivers a cinematic spectacle

When I emailed Andy Weir, the author of Project Hail Mary, he did not say much about the recent film adaptation other than that… Read More

by Erik Kim
April 2, 2026
Desrosiers talks complexity of curating Shanghai Biennale

What opportunity could convince you to get on a nearly four-hour call at 4:30 a.m., three days a week, for several months, all before… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
April 2, 2026
Senior art show shifts boundaries, physical and constructed

If you walked by and wondered what they’ve been setting up in Gund Commons Ballroom, look no further. On Friday afternoon, the space welcomed… Read More

by Abby Jackson
March 26, 2026
Album review: A Lot’s About to Happen to Me, emotionally

O Mitski, does it get better? As often as I direct that unanswerable question to one of my favorite artists, I have also always… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
March 26, 2026
Evelyn Reilly brings hope and resilience to poetry reading

“If you’re writing nature poetry today, you are engaging in crisis. … What’s the mood of hope, and what’s the emotional palette? Those are… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
March 26, 2026