As complex and difficult as the artist's life can be - however rewarding - for marginalized communities that journey can be even tougher.
As Tines' final note faded, Abe Joyner-Meyers '22, American Repertory Theater sound engineer, picked up the melody on banjo. He was quickly joined by the Arts Fest Jazz Band, which launched into "When the Saints Go Marching In" leading a parade of onlookers into the nearby tent and officially kicking off the Harvard Arts Festival's Performance Fair.
"Look, I know you guys probably feel a lot of shame about what you did in the past, and now you're trying to overcompensate by being the world leaders in fighting antisemitism... when it comes to art, I think you have to know your place, and you have to let us Jews express ourselves."
Muddycap's Soul Chair conceptually imagines what a chair's soul might look like, embodying the philosophical exploration of existence and visual creativity in furniture design.
This collaborative capsule reimagines golf apparel by embracing vibrant street culture influences, merging high-performance golfwear with bold artistic expressions that redefine self-expression in sports.
Cabral's film focuses on the artists of La 42, offering an affectionate portrait of their exuberance and resilience amidst the challenges posed by local authorities.
