On Oct. 1, the Hopkins Center for the Arts held its inaugural "Five to Seven" program at the Top of the Hop, a free weekly series showcasing student artists across a range of disciplines.
Janet Echelman's famed suspended net sculptures become the stage for eight dancers in a work choreographed by Princeton's Rebecca Lazier.
Silent films were never truly silent, and today they are making a comeback with live music that reimagines them for a new audience.
As an ethnomusicologist and record producer, I've been around world music for decades, but I'd never heard the tsli'edo'a'tl , a one-string Apache fiddle made from the dried flower stalk of the agave...
Thanks to highly engineered netting and a sturdy truss