Arts
KATSEYE Concert Review: A Love Letter to the Future of KATSEYE
Between their well-rounded pop star skillsets and their still-ongoing meteoric rise to fame, it seems there’s very little the future of KATSEYE cannot hold.
‘Power and Voice and Resilience’: Harvard English Presents Poetry Reading with Tina Chang
On Nov. 3, Tina Chang, Brooklyn’s first female Poet Laureate, gave a Morris Gray Poetry Reading at the Barker Center.
Artist Profile: Phillip Golub ’16 on Composing With Audacity
Through microtonal pieces and music that exemplifies the power of authenticity, Golub is an example of a new wave of jazz composers who seek innovation.
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Phillip Golub ’16 is a composer and nominee of the Newcomer of the Year — International category of the 2025 German Jazz Prize.
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Phillip Golub ’16 is a composer and recent nominee of the Newcomer of the Year — International category of the 2025 German Jazz Prize.
Bending Perceptions: Psychedelic Art Show Takes Over AFVS Gallery
Through art, music, and social events like the exhibit, the Harvard Undergraduate Psychedelics Club has begun to make its own space in Harvard’s art scene.
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Harvard Undergraduate Psychedelic Club hosted their Fall 2025 Art Show on Nov. 14.
‘Allan Rohan Crite: Urban Glory’: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Opens First Retrospective Exhibition of Crite’s Work
“Allan Rohan Crite: Urban Glory" opens a door into the vibrant spaces Crite inhabited during his life.
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Allan Rohan Crite: Urban Glory will be on view at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum through Jan. 19, 2026.
‘A Sherlock Carol’ Review: A Masterfully Produced Christmas Dramedy
The result of this 19th-century mashup may be just what audiences need this holiday season.
KATSEYE MGM Music Hall Edit
It’s tempting to say it’d be worth watching the concert six times, just to get the chance to watch each performer individually in full.
Kate E. Ravenscroft’s Local Appetite: Boston Soup Dumplings
I discovered Boston Soup Dumplings on a lark, when a friend suggested that we try out a new place around the corner, and I fell in love.
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Greg Kohs, the director of "AlphaGo" (2017), is interested in the humans behind AI.
The Human Face of AI: Greg Kohs on the Future of Film
Filmmaker Greg Kohs suggests a future in which technology is instead a mirror, reflecting the human intentions that created it.
‘Faces in the Crowd: Street Photography’ Review: An Ambitious Yet Disjointed Exhibition at the MFA
“Faces in the Crowd” is an ambitious exhibition that seeks to depict multiple places, techniques, and themes with a few works.
Artist Profile: Jacek Smolicki Listens to the World
Jacek Smolicki, a Stockholm-based designer, researcher, and artist specializing in immersive environmental soundscapes, is Harvard’s 2026 Loeb/ArtLab fellow.
‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Review: Flair Without the Iconic Showstopper
For all its craftsmanship, the film lacks a singular, inarguable showstopper.
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Woody Harrelson as Merritt, Jesse Eisenberg as Atlas, Dominic Sessa as Bosco, Dave Franco as Jack, Justice Smith as Charlie, Isla Fisher as Henley, and Ariana Greenblatt as June in Ruben Fleischer's new film, "Now You See Me: Now You Don't."
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Preston C. Bushnell '26 and Olivia F. Data '26 are a dynamic duo behind two original musicals.
Harvard Ballet Company Presents Romance and Gothicism in ‘Nocturne’
Candela was the “heart of both acts,” according to Nagler, and their partnership with HBC added a layer of novelty to the production.
FiDO Pizza Review: Allston’s New Neighborhood Joint
Good bread, good pies, good sweets — what more does a college neighborhood need?