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...position to get to read more student poetry than most other people on campus,” she says of her positions on Persephone and The Gamut. “There are an unbelievable number of unbelievably talented poets at Harvard who are writing a lot of great stuff right now.”Even those whose poetic voices aren’t as refined earn Vasiliauskas’ praise. “I try to be very encouraging,” she says. “I’m generally open to printing stuff that may show some...
...class and, in my sophomore fall, I comped The Advocate arts board and got on. That’s where I figured out I wanted to do Visual Studies seriously.” His work spans a wide range of media and topics. “The most recent stuff that I’ve been working on is my thesis,” says Camacho. “Basically, what I did is to take objects associated with domestic comfort and take them apart, recreating and re-inscribing them.” To accomplish this, Camacho bought second-hand...
...what we do is paying homage to stuff we love by sort of deconstructing it and messing around with it,” Samberg said...
...sings; and a close family friend, whom he calls an uncle, drums.Ogunnaike says it was natural for him to start making music of his own.“I used to sit around and watch my uncle all the time, so I’ve always been banging on stuff, banging on tables, the sink, legs, or even somebody else when I was younger,” he says, drumming his fingers on a bench in Lowell House’s courtyard.Though he played bass guitar in a blues band in addition to studying piano for eight years, Ogunnaike?...
...collection of his watercolor paintings in Weld Hall. Silvestri’s subjects include his family, the Boston skyline and a crucifixion. “The paintings depict things I’ve encountered, people that I’ve seen, places I’ve been and stuff that I hold important to me,” Silverstri says. Art Walk will be Silvestri’s first exhibition of his work, representing one of the reasons Miracchi and Wanger say they find Art Walk so important. “It’s difficult for students...