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Adriiian (Adrian Oxley ’20) discusses his music, creative process
PHOTO COURTESY OF EDDY VARELA. Adrian Oxley ’20 performs with Homebrew in 2017.
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‘Summer’s Soldier’ puts Berkshire stories onstage at WTF
PHOTO COURTESY OF JOSEPH J. O’MALLEY/ WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVAL. The cast of Summer’s Soldier gathers for an early rehearsal.
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New style Instagram features underrepresented student fashions
As digital and social media become increasingly popular forums for sharing and expressing fashion, three students at the College have founded an Instagram account, @styleatwilliams, to feature unique outfits and pieces they observe on campus. BROOKE HOROWITCH/DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR.
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“Axis Mundo” at WCMA displays queer Chicanx art and activism
PHOTO COURTESY OF WCMA/WOMAN’S BUILDING RECORDS AT GETTY RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Performance artist Judith F. Baca, whose performance Vanity Table is documented above, is one of the artists featured in “Axis Mundo.”
There is a photograph in “Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A.,” a new exhibit at the Williams College Museum of Art, of Pauline Oliveros and her performance group ♀ Ensemble.
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Stephen Winter discusses his upcoming courses, success in film and podcasting
PHOTO COURTESY OF STEPHENWINTER.ME. Visiting Lecturer in Art Stephen Winter will bring experiences from the art world into the classroom.
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Senior art show, Slop, to open on Friday at WCMA
This year’s senior studio art show, Slop, opening May 10, features the work of the 12 graduating senior studio art majors at the College. Photo courtesy of Joseph Boncardo
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Ben Weber ’21 directs spring musical, explores post-apocalyptic possibilities
Ben Weber ’21 directed this spring’s Cap & Bells musical, Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play. Photo by the author
Ben Weber ’21 is a math and theatre major who has appeared in a variety of Cap & Bells and theatre department performances.
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Williamstown gears up for WTF
Since 1955, the Williamstown Theatre Festival (WTF) has brought classic plays with an innovative twist to the Berkshires every summer. WTF was created in 1954 when Ralph Renzi ’49, the College’s news director, and David C. Bryant, chairman of the College’s drama program, teamed up to turn the Adams Memorial Theater into a summer residence for a theatre company.
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Frank Doelger ’75: from Williamstown to Westeros
Frank Doelger ’75, the executive producer of Game of Thrones, studied English at the College and participated in theatre at Oxford. Photo courtesy of Hollywood Reporter
Frank Doelger ’75, executive producer of Game of Thrones, John Adams and Rome, visited the College on Thursday to discuss his path to film and television.
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eva henderson talks tattoo art
eva henderson ’19, whose hand tattoo art is shown above, works in a variety of art mediums at the College. Photo courtesy of eva henderson.