By: John Wiley
UGBC’s decision to section off concert-planning activities felt reasonable enough, at least looking through a lens narrowly limited last semester’s failures, but there are real concerns in the handing over of responsibilities.
Arts, Music
Salad Days’ Is Difficult To Digest, But Also Far From Bland
By: John Wiley
Mac DeMarco’s Salad Days shows off a mature side of the eccentric Canadian performer that can go unnoticed live.
Arts, On Campus
A Flea’s Life: Inside The ‘Bag’
By: John Wiley, Ariana Igneri, and Michelle Tomassi
Before stepping onto the O’Connell stage for their last ‘Big Show’ this weekend, the three senior Fleabaggers reflect on the past four years with the improv group.
Arts
Holi Grounds
By: John Wiley
Boston College celebrated the Hindu festival of Holi at Seminary Field on Saturday, welcoming spring with a mix of colorful powders, electronic music, and water guns.
Blog
The Scene Sessions: Seaver’s Express
Following Monday’s release of “A Different Gravity,” Seaver’s Express performed its new single live in Mary House on Newton Campus for the first installment of The Scene Sessions video series. After the departure of lead singer Jacob Monk, CSOM ’16, last semester, Brian Seaver—22-year-old brother of guitarist Sean Seaver, A&S ’16—took over as frontman. Vocalist…
Arts
A Different Gravity: The Making And Re-Making Of Seaver’s Express
The Scene sits down with Seaver’s Express to discuss the making and re-making of the band, and how it fits into the music scene at Boston College.
Arts
A New Angle: Exposure Media Group
By: John Wiley
Sophomores Max Prio and Billy Foshay launch film company focusing on promotional videos for BC clubs.
Column, Arts
Entrepreneurs In The Arts
By: John Wiley
Why do artists distrust businesses? Why do business often undervalue creative work? It’s an odd partnership, business and art, but it might just be what students in the Carroll School and Arts & Sciences need.
Arts, On Campus
‘For Colored Girls’ Radically Transforms Bonn
By: John Wiley
This weekend’s sold-out Bonn show ‘For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf’ explores issues of black female identity.
Arts, Column, On Campus
The Crisis Of BC’s Art Spaces
The closing of the Spring Student Art Show last Thursday in the basement of Bapst Library has left the gallery empty, and potentially, closed for good. A short walk through the University’s academic areas gives an unflattering perspective on Boston College’s treatment of student work in its recent expansion.
