The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/arts/theater/page/4/)
While disruption has become the soil for new patterns and rhythms to take form, Groton paints, sketches and draws as if nothing’s changed; like the famous lo-fi hip-hop girl animated by Juan Pablo Machado who writes endlessly in spite of everything going on around her.
If you plan on seeing “The Nutcracker” this winter, make sure to take note of what you find. Which dancers are in the lead roles? Whose vision is being executed on stage? What type of “ideal” is this performance constructing?
The Kitchen Theatre Company recently named Cornell alum, David Winitsky ’93 as Interim Producing Artistic Director. KTC is an important part of the local Ithacan theater scene.
For now, we must adapt to this new online normal and attempt, through events such as Festival 24.0, to make up for our lost college experience.
The most important thing with my paintings is that the process is very spiritual.
Sarah Zhang (BFA ’20) is an interdisciplinary artist who, despite working mainly in digital media, also makes prints among other things. Her work translates seamlessly across media, tied together by the common thread of her bi-cultural background as a Chinese immigrant in New Zealand.
Minimarts are extremely important to the American media landscapes depicting adolescence around the 2000s.
Will Demaria ’20 is a senior BFA who is a constant in the printmaking studios. He is our resident tool-sharpener and is always there to answer questions or tell you that you’re wiping your plate wrong.
Music can seem like it’s white dominated. But it’s not.
The growing ubiquity of online viewing rooms allows art to be more accessible — not just in times of crisis, but for all who have access to the Internet.