Arts

Lewis Center for the Arts names Hodder Fellows for 2024–2025 academic year

The Lewis Center for the Arts announced the five recipients of the Mary Mackall Gwinn Hodder Fellowship for the 2024–2025 academic year. Each year, the Hodder Fellowship grants an opportunity for artists and musical innovators to be supported by Princeton University in their creative endeavors.

The Lewis Center for the Arts announced the five recipients of the Mary Mackall Gwinn Hodder Fellowship for the 2024–2025 academic year. Each year, the Hodder Fellowship grants an opportunity for artists and musical innovators to be supported by Princeton University in their creative endeavors.

Glorious music fills the air when Glee Club sings

The Glee Club still performs traditional Western choral music — the style they began with — but has since expanded their repertoire in the past several years.

The Glee Club still performs traditional Western choral music — the style they began with — but has since expanded their repertoire in the past several years.

diSiac serves more than pancakes at ‘International Heat of Princeton’ (IHOP)

Brianna Suliguin presents a review on diSiac’s most recent December 2023 performance.

Brianna Suliguin presents a review on diSiac’s most recent December 2023 performance.

Taiko: a community that performs and grows to the beat of their own drums

Contributing writer for The Prospect Connor Romberg brings attention to Taiko, a student group on campus that performs an ancient Japanese drum tradition.

Shere Khan is Princeton’s premier co-ed acapella group, and so much more

“We’re way younger than everybody else [and] we have less establishment but I think that’s also kind of the spirit. It’s the spunky young, pop music, new music.”

Princeton students found first Fashion Institute of Princeton

Established last spring, FIOP hopes to shift the way we consume fashion by becoming an outlet for exploration, design, and entrepreneurship.

Established last spring, FIOP hopes to shift the way we consume fashion by becoming an outlet for exploration, design, and entrepreneurship.

Princeton Pianists Ensemble keeps audience on their toes

“As an increasing number of nimble hands danced in unison, dynamics grew, tempo increased, and chords thickened into a polyphonic climax. In the third piece, the twists began.”

“As an increasing number of nimble hands danced in unison, dynamics grew, tempo increased, and chords thickened into a polyphonic climax. In the third piece, the twists began.”

The emotional experience of eXpressions’ ‘Memento’

“They told stories through every aspect of the performance, from carefully-chosen costumes and emotive lyrics to the subtle use of facial expressions as they danced. I was invigorated by the performance — and for good reason.”

“They told stories through every aspect of the performance, from carefully-chosen costumes and emotive lyrics to the subtle use of facial expressions as they danced. I was invigorated by the performance — and for good reason.”

In this year’s Triangle show, a mirror to the paradox in the Princeton soul

This review is not entirely satirical and sadly not at all fictional, though it does discuss fiction. But nonetheless, it is definitely not serious.

This review is not entirely satirical and sadly not at all fictional, though it does discuss fiction. But nonetheless, it is definitely not serious.

The Black Arts Company is Princeton ‘verified’

"Reintroduce the sass, sisters," The Prospect contributing writer Brianna Suliguin writes on the recent BAC show "Verified."

Sinfonia gets spooky over Halloween weekend

Sinfonia’s Halloween performance was truly a magical evening that explores the spectral side of both music and nature.

Sinfonia’s Halloween performance was truly a magical evening that explores the spectral side of both music and nature.

‘In the Company of Good Books’ exhibition, a celebration of inspiration in literature

“The exhibit reveals a sprawling network of connections and relationships between different writers and the themes they examine.”

“The exhibit reveals a sprawling network of connections and relationships between different writers and the themes they examine.”

Soloist’s string snaps on opening night, Orchestra proceeds triumphantly

“At the end of the piece, the crowd roared in much-deserved applause to Zhang, who then shared a heartfelt hug with Pratt. The orchestra’s collaboration was on full display as each instrument supported one another to create another stellar number.”

“At the end of the piece, the crowd roared in much-deserved applause to Zhang, who then shared a heartfelt hug with Pratt. The orchestra’s collaboration was on full display as each instrument supported one another to create another stellar number.”

The best retro Halloween films to watch this spooky season

Senior contributor Tyler Wilson reviews the best retro Halloween films to watch this fall.

Senior contributor Tyler Wilson reviews the best retro Halloween films to watch this fall.

Captivating performances from Ma and Cisneros at annual reading series

“The audience connected deeply with both performances, laughing with Cisneros at just the right moments and holding the contemplative pauses that Ma’s “Peking Duck” demanded.”

“The audience connected deeply with both performances, laughing with Cisneros at just the right moments and holding the contemplative pauses that Ma’s “Peking Duck” demanded.”

Reviewing 10 books by the Asian-American authors of our era

Contributing Writer Audrey Zeng gives her thoughts on ten books by important Asian-American authors.

Music, community, representation at VTone

"VTone not only allowed me to continue my interests with Korean culture and my Korean identity, but it also made me feel connected to other people from East Asia."

"VTone not only allowed me to continue my interests with Korean culture and my Korean identity, but it also made me feel connected to other people from East Asia."

A whirlwind of emotions: The Orquesta Folclórica Nacional de Mexico's ‘Coco’

“In my opinion, understanding every little thing that happened was perhaps not as important as being able to feel every little thing that happened — and that was where the orchestra’s strength truly laid.”

“In my opinion, understanding every little thing that happened was perhaps not as important as being able to feel every little thing that happened — and that was where the orchestra’s strength truly laid.”

Classic works given new life by modern artists at Art on Hulfish

Hulfish’s new exhibition is a creative showcase that challenges classical art, explores the expansive variety of media available in modernity, and provides a playful, whimsical group of pieces that are both visually and intellectually striking.

DISPATCH | A very Gershwin summer: seeing Paris as it is and as it is not

“...there is nothing I can do but be swept along and attempt to fit in as much as possible before my short stint is up.”

 “...there is nothing I can do but be swept along and attempt to fit in as much as possible before my short stint is up.”