Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
The Tufts Daily
Where you read it first | Friday, September 20, 2024

Arts


The Setonian
Columns

Hidden Panels: 'The Doom That Came to Gotham'

The further we creep into the frigid winter of Massachusetts, the more I dread the threat of a blizzard. Each gust … whoops, I was writing in prose again. Sorry to get spooky — I guess this week’s comic, “Batman: The Doom that Came to Gotham” (2000–2001) by Mike Mignola, has me attempting ...


rs_1080x1080-190228122719-1080-jonas-brothers-album-sucker-reunion-cover-cc.22819
Arts

Jonas Brothers reunion sparks mid-aughts nostalgia

The recent trend of 1990s nostalgia has brought with it a wave of boyband reunions. Iconic groups such as The Backstreet Boys and New Kids on the Block, whose members are now well into their 40s, are dropping albums and announcing reunion tours to the delight of their now-grown millennial fans. But ...


52911256_2183344738353916_8414869684905574400_n
Arts

Do it this weekend: March 8–10

Looking for some fun, artsy activities to do this weekend? Here are just a few of the arts-related things going on at Tufts and in Boston for you to explore and enjoy.Friday, March 8, and Saturday, March 9:Pen, Paint, and Pretzels (3Ps) presents “Mr. Burns: a post-electric play”This weekend, 3Ps ...


53426608_1794216530682908_4744341576627519488_n
Arts

Form and flow: Conversations with Harry Dodge

On Wednesday, artist Harry Dodge came to the Tufts University Art Gallery to give a tour of his current exhibit “Harry Dodge: Works of Love.” In this collection of Dodge’s work from largely the past 10 years, Dodge goes from room to room, choosing pieces from the exhibit to explore physicality, ...


The Setonian
Columns

Out on the Town: Roxbury Afro-American Art Museum

Going off campus repeatedly is enriching in more ways than one. In addition to the thrill of seeing a new place, one can make connections between different institutions as they see more and more of the city. Learning about Boston's distinguished individuals and the communities in which they live ...



6c18658f656569fa13deda037ce38df50a50934d
Arts

Falling in love with Netflix's 'Dating Around'

It's another day and that means Netflix is still at it, trying to take over our every waking moment of free time. This time, though, that does not only apply to the viewer, but the subject.Recently, Netflix decided to journey into the genre of reality television, covering food and travel, similar ...


rpdr-s11-press-300dpi-white-1
Arts

'RuPaul's Drag Race' debuts its 11th season

Hey, cysters! Less than two weeks removed from the finale of “All Stars 4” (2018) “RuPaul’s Drag Race” (2009–) is back on our TV screens for its 11th season. The clownishness of that finale and jam-packed schedule for “Drag Race” have led some to (convincingly) suggest that it’s time ...




The Setonian
Columns

Review Rewind: 'The Giver'

The movie:The GiverThe year:2014The people: Brenton Thwaites as the uncomfortably static lead character, Jonas; Odeya Rush as the incredibly boring love interest, Fiona; Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep as the Giver and Chief Elder, respectively, both roles completely underutilizing the acting abilities ...


The Setonian
Arts

Shuttle Talk: Mushky Rice

The first time I met her was brief and barely memorable — we sat a few rows apart on the 9:30 a.m. shuttle and I admired her shoes.The second time I met her, she welcomed me into an old warehouse whilst suspended from the ceiling and wearing a hand-sewn cape, where she later allowed a room of strangers, ...


91YzDCvb13L
Arts

Tufts alumnus Geoff Edgers gives talk on new book

Tufts alumnus Geoff Edgers (LA ’92) came to Varis Lecture Hall this Wednesday to discuss his new book, "Walk This Way: Run-DMC, Aerosmith and the Song that Changed American Music Forever" (2019). He also came to speak to students and professors about how he landed his current position at ...


Aftelife_Arts-1
Television

Why is comedy TV obsessed with the afterlife?

For the longest time, comedy television was the way to take a load off. Americans would come home from work tired and turn on the television to hang out with their friends on the screen. With the innovation of the workplace comedy, viewers got to feel included as they watched a group go through their ...


The Setonian
Column

Hidden Panels: 'Secret Wars' (2015)

This week I thought I’d do something a little special. Since the Marvel Cinematic Universe just took home its first Oscar gold this past Sunday, I think that we ought to celebrate the Marvel universe as a whole … by watching it get destroyed. Strap in gang: We’re talking about “Secret Wars” ...




730054734_1280x720
Arts

Weekender: Filmmaker, Tufts alum David Sutherland brings an intimate portrayal of deportation to campus

Acclaimed documentary filmmaker and Tufts alum David Sutherland (A '67) will be screening his new film "Marcos Doesn’t Live Here Anymore" (2019) on Feb. 28 at an event hosted by the Tufts Film and Media Studies Program. The film, much like Sutherland’s previous films "Country Boys" (2006), "The Farmer’s Wife" (1998) and "Kind Hearted Woman" (2013), centers around those “living on the margins,” as described by Sutherland. The film revolves around Elizabeth Perez, a former U.S. Marine from Ohio, and her husband Marcos, an undocumented immigrant who is deported, leaving behind Elizabeth and their children.


The Setonian
Columns

Out on the Town: BU Bridge

Greater Boston is one-of-a-kind in many ways. Among other things, we have the Charles River. Unlike many large rivers in the U.S., the Charles cleanly separates Boston from its surrounding suburbs.The finality of the municipal border between Boston and Cambridge crystallizes a stark contrast between ...