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...scheme of pursuing one extraordinary concept. Hays focuses primarily on installation and video art, with materials that range from expansive embroidery to large Plexiglass boxes.Installation, Hays says, emphasizes the relationship of objects to one another rather than a single object itself. This kind of art takes into consideration the space and context in which the object is situated; one example would be a sculpture in a room where the walls give meaning to the sculpture. “I like installation art because it engages the space around you, Hays says. “There’s an immediacy...
...thesis all the more fulfilling. “It was all on my own… And also, just the fact that it was just this incredible opportunity I did not think I would have at this point in my life or ever. I mean to use this space, to do this show, to have these resources, to have it be a part of my thesis, to have the amazing advisors of the ART…it’s just been incredibly, incredibly rewarding,” she says.As a dramatic artist, Lloyd-Bollard believes that studying the craft...
...masterpiece, a churning, transforming behemoth consisting of Gibbons’ vocals over a droning bass note and pieces of organ-driven jazz-guitar freak-outs filled with happy injections of feedback and tonal non-sequiturs. At almost seven minutes, it rewards the time it requires. The smoldering, near-space-rock “Threads” lets the album fall away, packed with chunky percussion and rousing, indignant, Björk-like howls from Gibbons. She seems to reach out for any last shred of reality. What she gets is a minute-long, foghorn-like blare that all but pushes...
...poor first 600 meters where we basically gave them almost open water and that was just a mistake of the crew,” Harvard coach William Stevens said. “It’s hard to give someone that much space and then come back, but come back they did and almost charged through them a couple of times.” “While Princeton was a strong crew, we made a series of mistakes that cost us the race,” he added. Yet, the race of the day came in the third varsity...
...accessible—presence on campus.While Whitaker played a crucial role in the development of the relatively young Cinematic, it is her work as president of the Signet Society that has further distinguished her as a leader within Harvard’s arts community. The organization provides a space for undergraduates, graduate students, and professors to meet and exchange ideas.“There are tons of people here who have their fingers in all sorts of pies,” Whitaker says, suggesting that the typical society member has multiple artistic interests. “It?...