Esterah Brown
2020-10-23T06:46:30.393Z
From examining metaphysical questions of human nature to surveying the universe and spilling her secrets, singer-songwriter Maude Latour, CC ’22, is on a mission to tell stories, reach transcendence, and start a consciousness revolution.
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2020-10-09T20:15:43.155Z
Weaving together textiles in Homer’s “Iliad” and the style of YouTube influencer Emma Chamberlain, Barnard professor of art history Anne Higonnet’s study of fashion transcends time and space. Her new course Clothing offers a historical survey of what we wear, meeting the longtime student demand for fashion course offerings.
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2019-11-20T05:00:34.600Z
As she sits across the table from a portrait of Lorenzo Da Ponte, the first professor of Italian at Columbia University, Barbara Faedda prepares to change the direction of the Italian department with her new seminar, Introduction to Fashion Studies.
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2020-05-08T22:18:50.510Z
WATERLICHT, which translates to “water light” in Dutch, came to life at Lenfest Center for the Arts on Tuesday evening in the most fitting sense—in the pouring rain.
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2019-10-07T05:13:58.200Z
At Thursday’s opening of the Italian Academy’s new exhibition, photographs told the story of how an Italian entrepreneur bridged the gap between the Italian and American fashion markets.
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2019-09-23T03:22:40.854Z
On the last Thursday evening of the summer, students and community members flocked to Butler Lawns, spreading out their picnic blankets and kicking off their shoes to tune in to WKCR’s fall concert.
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2019-04-25T04:03:14.948Z
“Beauty has no skin tone.” “My culture is not your costume.” “Eliminate girl hate.”
2019-04-02T05:03:03.104Z
Every second, a garbage truck’s worth of textiles is landfilled or burned.
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2019-03-05T06:51:53.077Z
It is no secret that the film industry is a historically male-dominated field. However, decades of efforts by filmmakers of all genders, working in all genres, have led to incredible strides in representation across the industry.
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2019-02-08T06:07:29.825Z
Visual and written works of art provide a unique platform for people to express their political, religious, and racial identities. Visual artist Mickalene Thomas and author Darnell Moore do not shy away from making the intricacies of their own identities a central part of their work.
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