Arts

Dartmouth students explored summer internships in the arts

By Emmy Martinez | September 20, 2024

From positions at film companies to marketing jobs, Dartmouth students found creative expression through summer internships.

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Telluride at Dartmouth? Telluride is Dartmouth

By Allison Burg | September 4, 2024

The Telluride Film Festival, held annually over Labor Day weekend, has strong ties to Dartmouth’s film department.

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Painting outside the lines: Unconventional art classes

By Paulie Horvath | September 4, 2024

To fulfill their art distributive requirement, some students forgo a paint brush in favor of atypical instruments.

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The Hood: A treasure trove in the Upper Valley

By Avery Lin | September 4, 2024

With the Hopkins Center for the Arts under renovation until 2025, the Hood Museum of Art is seeking to engage more students through a combination of new and existing programs.

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Q&A with Day Drooler vocalist Kabir Mehra ’26

By Ryan Yim | August 16, 2024

Mehra discussed his new record “The B Songs,” the music-making process with Day Drooler and a potential future album.

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Review: The Parish Players’ ‘Buried Child’ is powerful community theater

By Charlotte Hampton | August 9, 2024

Charlotte Hampton ’26 reviews the Parish Players’ production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Buried Child.”

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Review: ‘Twisters’ presents a thrilling reboot of a 1990s classic disaster movie

By Celine Choi | August 9, 2024

Lee Issac Chung’s new disaster movie, “Twisters” — featuring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones — is a suspenseful revival of its 1990s version.

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Still North hosts reading of Emma Hunsinger’s debut graphic novel

By Lauren Lim | August 9, 2024

The Upper Valley-based cartoonist and author released her debut graphic novel, “How It All Ends,” on Aug. 6.

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Pedro Giraudo Quartet closes out Hop Summer Concert Series

By Noelle Blake | August 2, 2024

On July 25, the Pedro Giraudo Quartet performed music fusing Argentine tango with jazz and classical tones on the Green.

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‘Immersive Worlds: Real and Imagined’ opens at the Hood

By Brendilou Armstrong | August 2, 2024

From July 13 to Dec. 15, the Hood Museum of Art will host an interactive exhibition on immersive worlds, offering viewers a new form of art exposure. 

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The Stripers stop at Dartmouth on summer tour

By Emilia Williams | August 2, 2024

The band, founded at Dartmouth in 2021, performed at Bones Gate fraternity on July 20.

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Here Comes the Sun: Sophomore summer features new and returning student bands

By Tracy Weener | July 26, 2024

A harmony of new student bands, songs and friendships have entered Dartmouth’s music scene this summer.

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Summer Book Picks: A reading list for slow summer days

By Kent Friel and Charlotte Hampton | July 26, 2024

Two of The Dartmouth’s staffers recommend six summer reads — from “Água Viva” to “Mouth.”

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Experimental folk musicians perform in Collis Common Ground

By Emilia Williams | July 19, 2024

Jake Blount and Mali Obomsawin ’18 played music from their upcoming release, “symbiont,” as part of the Hopkins Center for the Arts’s Free Summer Concert series.

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Review: ‘Bread and puppet’ or, bread or puppet?

By Charlotte Hampton | July 19, 2024

Bread and Puppet, a local theater group in Grover, Vt., performed a politically complicated and contradictory puppet show. 

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‘Embracing Vulnerability: Gay Intimacy in the Context of AIDS’ captures queer love and resistance

By Emilia Williams | July 19, 2024

The student exhibition by Colin Donnelly ’24 explores the work of various artists that embrace queer love and relationships.

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Review: ‘Kinds of Kindness’ is a bleak, disappointing meditation on control

By Alexandra Surprenant | July 12, 2024

Starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, Yorgos Lanthimos’s film is a painful expression of the sacrifices driven by desire.

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Review: “Fire Exit” is spellbinding

By Charlotte Hampton | July 12, 2024

In his debut novel, Morgan Talty ’16 writes about identity, family and the earth.

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Review: ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3 gives more than what you need and less of what you want

By Noelle Blake | July 5, 2024

The much anticipated third season of "Bridgerton" provides a less-than-satisfying continuation of the beloved series.

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Still North hosts poetry reading

By Casey Bertocchi | July 5, 2024

On June 28, Still North Books & Bar held a poetry reading featuring poets Kate Gibbel, Carlene Kucharczyk and Alexandria Hall.

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