The ultimate Midsummers mixtape
By Carly Ault | July 16, 2022Here is a curated guide to a perfect Midsummers playlist, guaranteed to radiate immaculate vibes.
Here is a curated guide to a perfect Midsummers playlist, guaranteed to radiate immaculate vibes.
From Cape Cod to the Amalfi Coast, this month’s picks encapsulate the promise of summer perfectly — complete with legendary parties, revelatory trips and simmering romance.
“Culture III” fulfilled the rappers' promise to revisit their Atlanta roots, while showcasing innovative approaches to the rap genre.
From bachelor’s degrees to record deals, the endeavors of the University’s vibrant and talented community continue to shape the climate of the world, whether it be through academics or music.
After speaking with members of Hoos in Treble, it is clear that the friendship between them is what leads to their excellent performances.
The student group celebrates Iranian culture, showcasing Iranian arts, music, dance, and fashion.
Their experiences at the University have instilled a passion for art that will persist after college.
Beginning on April 17, five students displayed collections of photographs as a part of a student workshop for the Frederic Brenner Residency at the University.
Regardless of its shortcomings, though, “The Northman” is a film made with enough skill and filled with enough memorable sights and sounds to warrant a recommendation.
A lesser filmmaker likely would have succumbed to the repetition and lack of dramatic variation inherent in the premise, but Bay’s film never devolves into noisy tedium.
Students write, shoot, and edit their films over the course of the year, and share their work at the annual Overcranked premiere — this year, eleven short films were screened.
“16 Winters” wraps up the 2021-2022 season for the U.Va. Department of Drama in a beautiful and important way.
Old Crow Medicine Show played their first concert of a nationwide tour on Apr. 28 at Ting Pavillion on the Downtown Mall.
Performance events like “Making Noise in the Library” are the best of the tiny treasures art students give to the University.
Through friendships and mentors, fourth-year college student Wayne Barnes’ love for hearing music would evolve to him creating his own.
“She was really part of the fabric of the museum and probably our greatest advocate in many ways," McLendon said.
While it is disappointing Mann is not returning to direct any future episodes of the series, the set-up he provides in this pilot will likely be enough to keep viewers coming back for more.
Shakespeare on the Lawn promised a timeless delivery of a classic tragedy, and rewarded its audience with just that.
The intriguing instrumental works in tandem with The Firm’s storytelling to realize the song’s ambition as a mythical battle for dominance over New York’s streets — beginning to end, it plays like a riveting gangland thriller.
Classes exploring the arts across their many iterations comprise the perfect addition to any potential course load.