Ramey’s Film ‘El Signo Vacio’ Honored with Visual Anthropologists Award
The jury said the film illustrates how working with and through images can help produce forms of knowledge that are complex, critical, and reflexive.
Boyle ’08 Cultivates Career and Crops with Emerson Degree
Boyle’s independent study program at Emerson sowed the seeds for her future in farming.
Circus Arts Show Commissioned by ArtsEmerson Wows Audiences: BroadwayWorld.com
‘Duel Reality’ is an acrobatic retelling of ‘Romeo & Juliet’.
Smith on Branding Family & Friend Gatherings: NYT
AVP for Executive Education Brent Smith suggests finding excuses to get together.
Gellman on Risks of Violence for Salvadoran Informant: WBUR
The Salvadoran FBI informant’s identity has been revealed to those he was set to testify against.
Emerson Students, Faculty Create Sonic Strolls Through Time and Place
Soundwalks, a collection of sonic experiences accessed through mobile phones, will be available in the Garden and Common indefinitely, but was introduced earlier in June during the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC)
Lee Skeptical of California’s Use of Scandinavian Model to Revamp Prisons
Chester Lee said Scandinavian prisons focus on social inclusion for prisons and corrections officers.
Turkiewicz ’16 Looking to Strike Gold with ‘Stealing Pulp Fiction’
The comedy is Turkiewicz’s first full-length feature film, and starts streaming on Amazon and Apple at the end of June.
Underrepresented Women Championing LGBTQIA+ Rights: Hawkins
Deion Hawkins writes about the often less talked about trans, queer, and racialized women advocates at the heart of LGBTQIA+ advocacy.
Tribeca Exhibiting Fahandej’s Immersive Look at Fathers’ Love
The installation uses memory, music, and storytelling to examine the absence created by incarceration, and how it affects families.