“Viva La Revolution!” Bob Ferguson (Leonardo DiCaprio) screams to his daughter’s martial arts teacher, who immediately slides into a trap door after raising a fist…
Posts published in “Arts and Culture”
Where their boyband predecessors failed or splintered off into solo acts, 5 Seconds of Summer have survived. But they’re not the green young men in…
A cluster of shimmering fabrics and wide-eyed student faces gathered in anticipation for the bands set to perform at WOZQ’s Fall Concert on Nov. 15.…
“A Something Overtakes the Mind,” an installation at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, challenges traditional expectations of what an exhibition about a historical figure…
On Oct. 22, the Carroll Room in the Smith College Julia Child ‘34 Campus Center was packed with students and professors, eager to listen to…
I would rather ignore the overstated and flat-out boring critical truism that every recession brings a new wave of dance music. Bleak times make for…
“Michel Kameni: Portraits of an Independent Africa,” a new exhibit at the Smith College Museum of Art, captures personal mementos from post-Independence Yaundé, Cameroon. This…
On Saturday, Oct. 4, the Northampton Center for the Arts building hosted the second annual Vintage & Vinyl Fair. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,…
On Sept. 25., the Department of Theatre’s New Play Reading Series presented “Made in USA with Imported Materials,” a play written and directed by Kinjal…
Tiana Clark’s “Scorched Earth” Selected as Finalist for the National Book Award
Photo by Candace Hope
When Tiana Clark wrote “The First Black Bachelorette” in 2016, she knew she had created something special. The long poem exploring the speaker’s concept of…