Calling all aspiring screenwriters! Have you ever had a dream about launching a career in the film industry but no clue how to make it a reality? Instead, are you Read more about Podcast of the Weekend 8: Crowd-Sourcing Good Material[…]
On Saturday November 8th, New York City Ballet principal dancers Sara Mearns and Jared Angle performed in the Frances Daly Fergusson Dance Theater. The evening consisted of dancing and discussion. Read more about Field Work: On Pointe[…]
Come one, come all to theatre maker Virginia Grise‘s performance talk “Theatre of the Rowdy” this Friday, November 21st at 6pm in Sanders Classroom. Here’s a blurb about the event as written Read more about Theatre of the Rowdy with Virginia Grise[…]
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if a painting made you dance? Graphic artist Shezad Dawood was commissioned an artwork that extends along a ten meter vertical drop in Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Read more about Podcast of the Week 7: Movement Piece[…]
food for creative making, doing, and thinking In college, it seems as if there’s always something else you could be doing. For example, instead of reading this blog post, you Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 33: Dance Your Ph.D[…]
Saturday is a rugby day, everyone! Well, in this case, so is Sunday. This weekend, Vassar College is hosting the USA Rugby Mid-Atlantic Regional Playoffs, with the Round of 16 Read more about Vassar Women’s Rugby to Host and Compete in Next Round of Nationals[…]
When you hear accordion music, is this scene from the Disney cartoon Lady and the Tramp the first thing that pops into your head? This sure is what I think of; however, Read more about Podcast of the Weekend #7: Accordion Music is not Just for Romantic Dinners in Paris[…]
ArtMaps is a project that combines visual art and geography run by the Tate galleries throughout the UK. Of the 70,000 artworks in the Tate, 23,000 of them are “‘tagged’ with Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 32: A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words, or At Least a Memory and a Place on the Map[…]
On October 28, novelist Jeffrey Eugenides, a Pulitzer-Prize winner for his book Middlesex, delivered the William Gifford lecture at Vassar College. The author of The Virgin Suicides, which was later adapted into Read more about Field Work: Jeffrey Eugenides on Writing Novels and Reliving Adolescence[…]
953,721. After watching this video, you will be hard-pressed to forget that number. The California-based dance company MusEffect is a non-profit organization “dedicated to raising awareness of current social issues through Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 31: 953,721[…]