The latest exhibit at the McMullen Museum showcases the imaginative, cross-cultural style of Cuban artist Wifredo Lam.
Arts, On Campus, Column
Senior Year Realities: The Last First Day Of School
A trip to the McMullen during the first day of classes proves to be an eye-opening experience heading into senior year.
Arts, On Campus, Column
How Arts Fest Can Shape A BC Experience
Arts Fest has become a strange parallel to life at BC-beginning with uncertainty, followed by security, and ending with insecurity once more.
On Campus, Arts
Showcase Highlights Distinguished Singing Groups
By: Michelle Tomassi
Five groups were selected by local professionals and members of the Arts Council to be featured in the final Critics’ Choice a cappella showcase.
Off Campus, Column, Arts
Surprising Sights Of The Marathon
By: Michelle Tomassi
From taking a selfie with a runner to seeing Team Hoyt in person, the unexpected experiences of the Boston Marathon will remain engrained in my memory. They will be a reminder of how Bostonians were able to push past any fear, and cross the finish line with strength and gratitude.
Arts, Column
Because I’m Happy: Planning Your Senior Year
By: Michelle Tomassi
It’s easy to tell someone to do what makes her happy, but the truth is that there is more than one kind of happiness-the kind that comes from what you want to do, and that which comes from what you should do. Having no regrets is not my ultimate goal-rather, I’ll plan for my senior year without restricting myself to one kind of happiness.
Arts, Movies, Column
Losing The Magic Of A Franchise
With J.K. Rowling’s announcement of three more films, it seems as if authors keep expanding their stories until there are no secrets left. Readers and viewers are never satisfied with what writers have to offer, leading to unnecessary spin-offs.
Arts
Losing The Magic Of A Franchise
By: Michelle Tomassi
With J.K. Rowling’s announcement of three more films, it seems as if authors keep expanding their stories until there are no secrets left. Readers and viewers are never satisfied with what writers have to offer, leading to unnecessary spin-offs.
Arts, Column
Art ‘To Go’: How A Closed Museum Stays Relevant
By: Michelle Tomassi
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art may be losing membership during its renovations, but at least it’s taking a creative approach to stay relevant with the “SFMOMA On the Go” initiative.
Arts, On Campus
‘Wunderkammer’ Exhibit Brings Together Art And History
By: Michelle Tomassi
The fine arts and history departments collaborated, organizing student art in the Wunderkammer Exhibit hosted in Devlin.
