Culture

Preeminent South African artist reflects on career

Tall and comfortably plump, William Kentridge greeted spectators as they squeezed inside the Welles-Brown Room. Recognized as among South Africa’s most influential artists, Kentridge visited UR last week, speaking about his 40-year career. Referencing his numerous multimedia productions and projects, Kentridge focused on “No, It Is,” displayed at the Art & Music Library, “Seven Fragments […]

Fringe Festival takes over downtown Rochester

  The Spiegeltent erected in the parking lot across from the Eastman School of Music has been standing for over a week now. Its yellow facade is illuminated in the evenings, bringing a mysterious glow to the otherwise sketchy lot. The nearby East End Theatre housed an interesting but enjoyable production of “Old Maid and […]

Food Truck Rally brings great food and music to people of all kinds

Food Truck Rodeo enlivens the Rochester Public Market with food and festivities. Read More

Concertmaster David Chan visits Eastman

The concertmaster of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in NYC visits Eastman. Read More

‘12 Years a Slave,’ ‘Gravity’ shine at Toronto, prompt look into past

A retrospective look at two films from two of 2013's highest profile directors. Read More

Monkeys strike soul and swagger with confident new album

The Arctic Monkeys play it dark and dazzling with their latest album. Read More

New Miss America endures racist tweets

Racist tweets mar the crowning of the next Miss New York. Read More



Carell shines in ‘Way Way Back’

A winning dramedy about life and growing up, featuring an outstanding performance by Steve Carell. Read More