Category: ARTS
Mass MoCA and Sol LeWitt: A Trinity College Connection
Evren Durham ’30 Contributing Writer Have you ever walked into the Cornelia Center and seen the giant colorful blobs that adorn one of the walls? […]
Review: of HartBeat Ensemble’s “A Lesson From Aloes”
Zeeva Haviland ’30 Contributing Writer For the last nine months, the HartBeat Ensemble, a community theater based in Hartford, Connecticut, has called the Austin Arts […]
The Return of Fall on Pratt Street
Sophia Luneva ’30 Contributing Writer Dashiell Sigmond ’30 Contributing Writer Fall is officially here with the return of the Pratt Street Autumn Festival in the […]
Trinity Temple of Hip Hop Live DJ Series
Drew M. Hoidal ’29 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Thursday Oct. 1, the Live DJ series held its first event in Underground Coffeehouse (UG), with […]
New York Film Festival 64 Dispatch #1: Contemporary Compartmentalizations
Finnegan Howard ’30 Contributing Writer A lot of the cinematic public discourse this year has been devoted to the question of whether or not film […]
“Everyone should experience an organ concert at least once:” The Lunchtime Performances Bringing Trinity Students and the Community Together
Zeeva Haviland ‘30 Contributing Writer Are you looking for something to do on Thursday afternoons? I would like to introduce you to Lunchtime Thursdays: free […]
Fellows’ Exhibit at the Widener Gallery
Drew M. Hoidal ’29 Arts & Entertainment Editor The Austin Arts Center (AAC) provides Trinity students with numerous opportunities to experience and engage with artists, […]
Review: “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” at Cinestudio
Julianna Williams ’30 Contributing Writer “With great power comes great responsibility,” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” calls into question what exactly it means to have […]
“I Love When Music Makes Us Chuckle a Little”: a Review of the Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival’s Music in a Gothic Space
Alex Gervais ’28 Managing Editor On Saturday, Sept. 26, I attended the 29th Annual Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford. As someone whose organ experience extended […]
Review: “Amrum” at Cinestudio
Cam Guendner ’30 Contributing Writer “Amrum,” the 2025 war drama from famed filmmaker Fatih Akin is, to borrow from the film’s own language, “ein Meisterwerk”— […]