Topic: arts — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Poet Zoë Skoulding reads from new collection, A Marginal Sea

On Thursday, Sept. 8, students and faculty gathered in the Cheever Seminar Room to experience Zoë Skoulding’s poetry. Skoulding is a Welsh poet… Read More

by Anna von Rosenstiel
September 15, 2022
Section: Arts

Artist and scientist Nia Imara speaks on power of pictures

On Sept. 5, Nia Imara ’03, assistant professor of astronomy at the University of California, Santa Cruz, delivered her talk “The Power of… Read More

by Juwan Jackson
September 15, 2022
Section: Arts

WKCO back on air, broadcasting student and faculty shows

WKCO, Kenyon’s student-run radio station, is now back on the air with student- and faculty-hosted shows, featuring music spanning from indie-pop to eclectic… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
September 15, 2022
Section: Arts

The Rings of Power brings new and old elements to Tolkien

When The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power was announced for Amazon Prime Video, some fans were… Read More

by Liam Vallianos-Healy
September 15, 2022
Section: Arts

Baz Luhrmann’s glamorous new biopic flattens Elvis Presley

Baz Luhrmann, famed director of “Moulin Rouge,” “William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet” and the “The Great Gatsby” (2013), is back with his distinctly… Read More

by Leila Kohn
September 8, 2022
Section: Arts

Queer horror novels spur discussion about representation

If you aren’t queer or trans and don’t like horror, you probably didn’t know that the queer horror genre is having a bit… Read More

by Ezra Brown
September 8, 2022
Section: Arts

Beyoncé avoids most publicity following Renaissance release

Where on earth is Beyoncé? Everywhere and nowhere. Everywhere: the top of the charts, the voice in the clubs, the words in people’s… Read More

by Juwan Jackson
September 8, 2022
Section: Opinion

Kenyon needs student performances back on campus

On Sunday, March 21, the sun finally came out. Peirce lawn was full of students sipping coffee and safely enjoying each others’ company,… Read More

by Anna Hampton
March 25, 2021
Section: Arts

Adam Lucas ’06 and Allison O’Flinn ’07 talk careers in design

As many Studio Art students and faculty were walking into Horvitz Seminar Room on Nov. 8, Professor Emeritus of Art Barry Gunderson asked… Read More

by James Sussman
November 15, 2018
Section: Arts

Ohiolina music festival leaves Mount Vernon, goes on hiatus

Ohiolina, an annual bluegrass, rock and country music festival hosted in Mount Vernon, is officially canceled this year for “logistical challenges.” The festival… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
September 20, 2018