Germany Through a Different Lens
The iconic German photojournalist Barbara Klemm describes her photography as “action in condensed form.” For over forty years, Klemm has captured the essence of Germany. Her black and white images…
Arts & Entertainment
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A Hit and a Miss for Sloane Crosley’s The Clasp
How such a shrewd observer of contemporary life and such a distinctly funny writer of wit and charm could descend into flat, predictable prose will stand as one of our…
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Theatre Time
Living in the Theater District means that Emerson students are in the best location to catch a show on a boring Sunday or after a long day of Monday classes….
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V I E W S O N V A P O R W A V E
If you participate at all in what many call “weird facebook”—groups like ‘post aesthetics’, ‘Corporate Aesthetics: Environment and Object’, and ‘Vaporwave dreams in your brain’—you might have heard of a…
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The Martian Delivers Humor and Accuracy
Having a damn good box-opening weekend of $151.4M, The Martian is being heralded as one of the most scientifically accurate sci-fi films of all time.
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Radical Nun Art
The largest copyrighted piece of artwork in the world and one of Boston’s most controversial pop art pieces does not hang in a gallery; it is painted boldly on…
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A History of Matt Damon
The Martian has just opened in theaters worldwide to rave reviews, and for something that looked like an Interstellar/Gravity knockoff turned into us pleading on our knees asking Matt Damon…
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The Inspiration Behind Le Quattro Stagioni
The Spellbound Contemporary Ballet Company performed their United States premiere of Le Quattro Stagioni at Boston’s Citi Shubert Theatre as a part of the city’s Celebrity Series, inspiring reflection on the…
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Panic! At The Plaza
When the remnants of your emo middle school past crawl their way back into your life, the meek run for cover and the courageous embrace the embarrassing nostalgia. As soon…
