Ahead of 2023’s Arts Festival, Arts Council discusses the origin of the annual events and changes that have been made since 1997.
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Meet the Artists Competing in BC’s Best
Reigning Scarlet, Jamsexual, Uncommonwealth, Blake Mongno, CARAMEL, and Julia Piccard will be the bands and singer-songwriters competing in BC’s Best.
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In His Return to BC, Bryce Pinkham Revisits ‘Candide’
Actor and visiting professor Bryce Pinkham will direct the new production of ‘Candide’ with the help of his cast members and students.
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Student Vendors to Showcase Their Talent, Creativity at the Maker Art and Craft Sale
From artists to photographers, students across campus are coming together to sell their original products during Arts Fest this year.
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In Waaw Waaw BC, Students Connect With African Culture Through Drumming
Waaw Waaw BC, the musical and cultural African group will perform on April 29 at the 25th Annual Arts Festival.
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CAB Announces Aminé Will Headline 2023 Modstock
American rapper Aminé will headline the 2023 Modstock concert on May 4, as announced by the Campus Activities Board on Monday morning.
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On Tap Blends Genres at Annual Showcase
Tap On presented ‘It’s Tappening,’ their second annual show that explored different genres of music through tap dancing.
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BC Contemporary Theatre Puts On Outdoor Performances of Three Original Plays
“Absurdities” presented three student-written and directed plays at the McMullen Museum, touching on topics such as identity, therapy, and friendship.
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Andrew Mroczek’s Lecture Discusses Recent Series on Capturing LGBTQ+ Discourse in Peru
During a lecture hosted by Boston College’s Currents series, Andrew Mroczek discussed his latest series which centered around the LGBTQ+ community in Peru.
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From Traditional Woodblock Prints to Demon Slayer, MFA Boston’s ‘Hokusai: Inspiration and Influence’
The work of Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai, along with several other curated artists, is put on display at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts.
