Art has long served as a form of commemoration. Davidson engaged deeply with this form of remembrance during last week’s dedication of “With These Hands: A Memorial to the Enslaved and Exploited.”...

Belle Staley ’26 has a lot on her mind. The art major’s senior studio is something of a brain dump; the cozy, paint-splattered walls are covered in pieces inspired by everything from animals to family...

Barber Theatre became a site of gothic horror and female retaliation this past weekend with “Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really,” a play written by Kate Hamill that reimagines Bram Stoker’s...

For one night, Pamela Sneed transformed. The acclaimed New York City-based poet performed “A Tribute to Big Mama Thornton” last Friday in Tyler-Tallman Hall. The show, written and performed by Sneed...

With the establishment of the Institute for Public Good (IPG) earlier this semester comes new institutionalized support for the arts at Davidson. What exactly this will look like, though, is yet to be...

The Davidson Visual Arts Center’s (VAC) new exhibit titled “We the People,” opened this past Friday, Oct. 10. The featured artist, Hank Willis Thomas, also created the memorial to the enslaved and...

When Assistant Professor of Art Lyla Halsted ’14 was a student, Davidson’s art history program focused almost exclusively on Europe. Even the Islamic art course that set her academic trajectory was...

There’s a running joke among Davidson’s ensemble musicians: the fall Concert on the Green never actually happens.  Scheduled once in the fall and again in the spring, the show is designed to bring...

This year has produced several fantastic albums, from long-awaited reunions in Clipse’s “Let God Sort Em Out” to young artists striving towards new levels of stardom like PinkPantheress with “Fancy...

The Ramble On Music Festival made its return to Davidson for the second year in a row on Saturday.  The diversity of music genres in the Carolinas region, including jazz, blues, Appalachian folk, bluegrass,...

Luis Sahagún thinks art needs to evolve. His colleagues agree. Pieces by four Davidson College studio art professors including Sahagún displayed in the Van Every|Smith Galleries’ “Explorations”...

Main Street filled with gorgeous sights and sounds last weekend, featuring everything from pottery made in Asheville to an Elton John cover band from New Jersey. The smell of funnel cake, the chatter of...