Hu Fangda
2016-01-10T23:00:03Z
Although anonymous comments on a "Re:vision" Bwog article critique creative writing majors who discuss their process as "indulgent as chocolate cake," the founders of the podcast series that interviews those very-same writers maintain the necessity of their endeavor.
... 
2015-12-09T12:44:52Z
"I enjoyed the part of making a lot of new friends and getting to meet a whole new crowd," Kunal Kamath, CC '17, and XMAS!10 lead, said.
... 
2015-12-08T05:21:34Z
On Dec. 14, student theater group XMAS! will lead Columbia in ushering in the holiday season with its student-written musical, "O Christmas, Where Art Thou?"—an annual tradition now in its tenth year.
... 
2015-11-19T15:55:35Z
In "Clytigation: State of Exception" (Nov. 11-14), Clytemnestra, played by Michelle Ellsworth, just wants to be left alone.
... 
2015-10-29T14:53:31Z
Every day at 9 a.m. from Oct. 26 to 28, 11 men and women, dressed entirely in white, will ride the bus and subway to Brookfield Place downtown.
... 
2015-10-15T16:42:18Z
"You have to be able to occupy your body with confidence and only use the amount of energy you need," dancer Francisco Ruvalcaba, a performer with the José Limón Dance Company, explained.
... 
2015-10-12T10:30:58Z
Ever since her seminal 1969 work "Fuck Paintings," Betty Tompkins' photorealistic paintings of sexual acts have been causing a stir. Now she has landed back in New York City with her first solo show since 2009, "REAL ERSATZ," which will explore the role of female artists in depicting sexuality. This exhibition will represent a new direction for her contemporary painting through the use of drawings based on digital prints of these same images. At the heart of the exhibition will be her controversial "Fuck Paintings." Tompkins is no stranger to controversy. Her most recent works, entitled "Fuck Paintings," "Cunt Paintings," and "Masturbation Paintings," have tested the limits of both audiences and critics.
... 
