Arts Archives — Page 3 of 45 — The Kenyon Collegian

Students protest gun violence at statehouse with performance

“An American Elegy” begins as it ends. Each chord rises from the band delicately, the melody shifting from one section to another. It… Read More

by Bailey Blaker
April 19, 2018
Contact improv class brings photographs to life with dance

Rania Matar’s SHE came to life Tuesday morning when the “Contact Improvisation” class broke the barrier between photography and dance. They explored the… Read More

by Dylan Manning
April 19, 2018
Kenyon Wind Ensemble shows off versatility in spring concert

The Kenyon Wind Ensemble showed off their musical versatility last Sunday in Rosse Hall with a spring concert that featured a wide variety… Read More

by Dylan Manning
April 12, 2018
Middle Path Sessions produces “Tiny Desk”-style recordings

With both the radio and studio teams in temporary locations since the demolition of Farr Hall, WKCO has used this moment of transition… Read More

by Zack Eydenberg
April 12, 2018
Dinner and a Movie to feature Buena Vista Social Club

Ibrahim Ferrer was shining shoes on the streets of Cuba in 1997 when Ry Cooder hired him as a lead singer for the… Read More

by Dan Nolan
April 12, 2018
Long Dog Art Festival provides platform for amateur artists

As I walked into the Long Dog Art Festival on Sunday, a large sheet of paper covering the adjacent wall caught my… Read More

by Ulysses Yarber
April 12, 2018
Motown’s multi-genre repertoire prompts a change of name

The group formerly known as Motown recently decided to change its name, after reflecting on the African-American roots of the band’s namesake. Its… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
April 5, 2018
Annapurna offers a captivating performance of failed love

From the view of his trailer home in Colorado, Ulysses likes to watch mountain climbers give up halfway up the cliff. He is… Read More

by Justin Sun
April 5, 2018
BFEC exhibition contrasts the works of local wood carvers

Though rarely a site for art exhibitions, the Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) is the perfect gallery to host two innovative wood carvers… Read More

by Dylan Manning
April 5, 2018
Baltimore provides a nuanced treatment of discrimination

As the actors made final notes in their scripts and gathered their costumes, Jonathan Tazewell ’84, Thomas S. Turgeon professor of drama, chatted… Read More

by Ulysses Yarber
April 5, 2018