Studio 9 in North Adams hosts college music night, where students from Berkshire colleges can come together to perform using high-quality sound equipment.
Students in Associate Professor of Art Cecilia Aldarondo’s course, “Cinephilia: Reclaiming Collective Spectatorship in the (In)Attention Era” helped to curate a film showcase.
Artist Kelly Akashi has been selected to create a site-specific outdoor sculpture for the Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA), set to open in fall 2027.
As students gathered for All Campus Entertainment’s (ACE) annual Spring Fling, the opening performance of three student bands quickly brought the energy to the otherwise studious science quad. This year’s Spring Fling featured performances by student bands supermassivefrog, JYNX!, and Space Bar, the three winners of ACE’s Battle of the Bands, as well as a set from DJ Seb, winner of ACE’s Battle of the DJs.
Professor of Music W. Anthony Sheppard was awarded a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship on April 14, recognizing his distinguished efforts in music research. The fellowship will fund his writing of two books: Opera Since Einstein: Essays in Contemporary Opera and The Performer’s Voice: Timbre and Expression in Twentieth-Century Vocal Music.
One Battle After Another: Living Beyond Disaster in Tallevast opened in the Spencer art building on April 16. The exhibition displayed a mix of photographs, archival newspaper clippings, documentary film, and objects from Tallevast, Fla., a small, predominantly Black community in Southwest Florida that has faced decades of environmental contamination.
