Category: Arts
Acoustic composer Ioannis Angelakis wins Henri Lazarof International Commission PrizeApril 27, 2021The Greek composer's compositions have been commissioned or performed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Athens State Orchestra and Orchestra of the League of Composers, among others.
Photos: Brandeisians are giving away these creations as part of Festival of the ArtsApril 23, 2021Each member of the Brandeis community, including students, faculty, staff and alumni, may choose one free gift from the online Gifted Givers catalog
Getting creative to bridge artistic disciplinesApril 23, 2021Faced with pandemic limitations, Anderson Stinson '21 blurred the lines of film, theater and video.
'Art Finds a Way' at this year's Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative ArtsApril 12, 2021Online and on campus, Brandeis will celebrate its creative community during the 2021 Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts from Sunday, April 25 through Monday, May 1.
Professor of Composition Emeritus Yehudi Wyner awarded the American Academy of Arts and Letters Gold Medal for MusicMarch 31, 2021
Gillian Anderson offers advice to aspiring actors in Brandeis talkMarch 5, 2021Fresh from winning a Golden Globe earlier in the week, Anderson joined Brandeis professor Alice Kelikian for a talk on Friday, March 5.
- Rose Art Museum receives record number of gifts of art for 60th anniversaryFeb. 17, 2021
In Roxbury, a mural project to help the arts flourish all aroundFeb. 10, 2021Professor Joe Wardwell's new installation at a public library in the Boston neighborhood lifts the voices of local poets.
Meryl Feinstein ’12 sees pasta as art you can eatJan. 15, 2021Feinstein is the founder of the Pasta Social Club.
Gannit Ankori named director and chief curator of the Rose Art MuseumDec. 15, 2020Ankori, a professor of art history and theory in the departments of Fine Arts and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, has been serving in an interim role since July, and will become permanent on Jan. 1
Brandeis theater's 'Laramie Project' was a daring step into the unknownNov. 12, 2020Members of the cast were provided boxes of materials including lighting, headphones, costumes, props and a black curtain to transform their bedrooms and residence halls into mini-theaters.
Read the Fall/Winter edition of Brandeis MagazineNov. 6, 2020The latest edition of Brandeis Magazine features a deep dive into campus life during the pandemic, insights into the fight against racism, and news and updates about the university.
'Writing is power, but it is also a form of love:' A Q&A with writer in residence Grace TalusanNov. 3, 2020Fannie Hurst Writer in Residence Grace Talusan's stories seem made for this moment, and they are being recognized for it.
This professor used music to address some of America's most pressing issuesOct. 23, 2020Eric Chasalow explains one of the tracks from his new album.
What does American theater need to do to survive, post-COVID?Oct. 13, 2020Professor Dmitry Troyanovsky argues a radical movement is needed to rejuvenate American theater.
- Photos: A sample of what's on display at the Rose Art Museum this fallOct. 2, 2020
The Rose Art Museum at Brandeis has opened to the university community, featuring an exhibition of works from artist Dora García and some of the most recent acquisitions from the museum's collection.
Watch: Japonica Brown, MFA '11, performs poetry during Democratic National Convention Aug. 21, 2020Brown wrote and performed "That's Something to Be" for the DNC audience. Read about her experience and watch the performance.
Croquer steps down as head of Rose Art museum; Gannit Ankori named interim June 4, 2020- Visit Story Archive »
