Two Lips Performance
Two Lips Performance
The live performance of "Two Lips," a piece written by Niblock and recorded in 2011 by three different guitar quartets, was played at MIT by students from the Berklee Interdisciplinary Arts Institute under the direction of Neil Leonard.
John Akomfrah & Lina Gopaul: Considering The Stuart Hall ...
John Akomfrah & Lina Gopaul: Considering The Stuart Hall Project
The Stuart Hall Project (2012) is a film on the cultural theorist and sociologist Stuart Hall. Directed by John Akomfrah and produced by Lina Gopaul, the film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in Jan. 2013. Through archival footage, television excerpts, family ...
Folding fiends: MIT's Origami Club
OrigaMIT: MIT's Origami Club
OrigaMIT is MIT's original origami club, which exists to promote, practice and teach origami folding, analysis and design.
Mendelssohn Piano Trio - MIT Chamber Music
Mendelssohn Piano Trio - MIT Chamber Music
MIT students perform the Piano String Trio No. 1 in D Minor composed by Felix Mendelssohn. Bravo to violinist Alwina Liu, cellist Kamilla Tekiela, and pianist Forest Tong. And thanks to their coach Marcus Thompson. Four movements: Allegro, Andante, ...
Samuel Thompson's Personal Story
Samuel Thompson's Personal Story
Samuel Thompson brings a sense of play to his science research that he traces back to his love of the performing arts and his early exposure to science as a child.
Veni Creator Spiritus
Veni Creator Spiritus
Emmanuel Music Craig Smith, music director Recorded in concert at Emmanuel Church, Boston, Mass. Recorded by Thomas Stephenson, Emmanuel Audio Recording
On the P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum of Contemporary Art
On the P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum of Contemporary Art
Tadej Pogačar has examined indeterminacy and transformation within social systems since 1993 when he established the P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum of Contemporary Art. In his art practice, he engages in interventionist logic, institutional critique and ...
MIT celebrates 50 years of jazz
MIT celebrates 50 years of jazz
A celebration of a half-century of jazz at MIT.
Arensky Piano Trio - MIT Chamber Music
Arensky Piano Trio - MIT Chamber Music
MIT students perform the Piano String Trio No. 1 in D Minor composed by Anton Arensky. Bravo to violinist Pam Cai, cellist June Kim, and pianist Ray Hwa Wu. And thanks to their coach Marcus thompson. Four movements: Allegro, Scherzo, Elegia, and Finale. Killian Hall, ...
Junot Díaz on 'Moyers & Company'
Junot Díaz on 'Moyers & Company'
MIT Professor of Writing Junot Díaz sat down with journalist Bill Moyers on "Moyers and Company."
Krista Lynes: Creative Geographies: Video Beyond the Global ...
Krista Lynes: Creative Geographies: Video Beyond the Global Village
Krista Lynes, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies Department, Concordia University in Montreal, Canada In his critical analysis of postmodern culture, Fredric Jameson asserted that the particular temporality of video, its “total flow,” bound ...
Ros Gray: 'The Militant Image: A Cine-Geography'
Ros Gray: 'The Militant Image: A Cine-Geography'
Ros Gray, Lecturer, Critical Studies, Goldsmiths University of London Within the context of cinematographic traditions and different liberation movements on the African continent, Ros Gray’s research focuses on revolutionary cinema and its global networks; the ...
New Methods, New Markets for Independent Film (CMS ...
New Methods, New Markets for Independent Film (CMS Colloquium)
Recorded 12/6/12
MIT Glass Lab Musical Instruments
MIT Glass Lab Musical Instruments
MIT CAST visiting artist Mark Stewart, Glass Lab faculty and students experiment with the acoustic properties of glass on Oct, 23rd, 2012. Filmed by Erik Demaine and Nicole Teeny.http://arts.mit.edu/cast/artist/stewart/
Moving Beyond Materiality: MIT Visiting Artist Tomas ...
Moving Beyond Materiality: MIT Visiting Artist Tomas Saraceno
In this public lecture, MIT Visiting Artist Tomas Saraceno discussed the speculative context and experimental materials of his Cloud Cities with Nader Tehrani and Anton Garcia-Abril
Spider silk makes music
Spider silk makes music
An ear for music, it turns out, might be a key to making structural improvements in synthetic materials.
Introducing The Listening Room
The Listening Room and music at MIT
The School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences' Web-based collection showcases the Institute’s longstanding engagement with music.
Happy 40th: Council for the Arts at MIT
Council for the Arts at MIT turns 40
Highlights the history for the Council for the Arts at MIT and looking toward the future.
Felice Frankel on her new book, "Visual Strategies"
How to communicate science visually
Sometimes color helps. Sometimes it just gets in the way, says MIT's Felice Frankel
Junot Diaz Book Reading
Junot Diaz Book Reading
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and MIT Professor of Writing, Junot Díaz, reads from his new book This is How You Lose Her.