Visual Arts
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” the Cantor Arts Center recently featured “Betray the Secret: Humanity in the Age of ‘Frankenstein.’” The exhibition explored what it...
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The Museum of Tolerance (MOT), located just east of UCLA and Beverly Hills, is a hidden gem of museums and history. Magnificently curated, MOT presents a superb collection of artifacts...
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If you pass near La Brea Tar Pits or the West Hollywood end of Wilshire Boulevard, you’ll most likely note a lavish red and silver box-shaped...
Read moreOn June 2, the first-ever MINT gala took place in Paul Brest Hall. The MINT gala, cosponsored by the Student Organizing Committee for the Arts, Stanford Arts, Cardinal...
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Halsey and Giada De Laurentiis hardly seem as though they belong in the same sentence, let alone on the same stage. Yet, at BottleRock 2018 on Sunday, May 27, on...
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This article was co-written by Mac Taylor and Carlos Valladares. How do we grieve? How do we grieve for someone we did not quite know? And how do we preserve that grief?...
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Academically, and loosely socioculturally, a meme (from “mimeme,” derived from “mimesis,” meaning imitation or mimicry) is any one particular thing in existence (idea, picture, phrase — you name it) that...
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Studying at Deborah Butterfield’s 1980 sculpture, “Horse,” I feel August in Colorado, big sky, wet grass on my thighs, clouds forming castles above my head. And I close my eyes,...
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