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By Yuri Smishkewych | Posted on November 2015 On the British ensemble’s second visit to Kean’s Enlow Recital Hall, The King’s Singers took the audience on a transatlantic vocal journey that included folklore from the Sans people of South Africa, letters of love and longing from England, Ireland and Continental Europe, and jubilant praise from the American South. “We always […]
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By Yayonah Bangura | Published October 22, 2015 Amber Rose wants you to know that she is not a role model. Mother, author, feminist and even former stripper, yes, but role model? Barely. However, if you’re not familiar with Rose or her celebrity status, you may be asking yourself why this even matters. On Oct. 3, Amber Rose, former girlfriend to Kanye West and ex-wife of rapper […]
Read moreBy Yuri Smishkewych | Posted October 22, 2015 Years ago, from a hotel room in Madrid’s Gran Via, artist Alvin Quiñones was inspired by the bird’s eye view of the myriad of people walking about on the streets below. “It [the view] allows us to look at people as just “people” and not make any judgments,” explained Quiñones who […]
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By Gabrielle Gale Prendatt-Carter | Posted September 29, 2015 A conjuror-artist, Katherine Ace’s paintings, displayed in “Behold Revelation: The Fairy Tale Paintings of Katherine Ace,” rearranges the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and brings magic to life. Located in Kean University’s Karl and Helen Burger Art Gallery in the Center for Academic Success until September 30th, 2015, Ace’s angle is one where visual art meets prose with […]
Read moreBy, Kristen DeMatos on Sept. 28, 2015 Twenty years ago, Friends was one of the hottest new television shows on the air. Throughout the series, one of the main characters, Chandler, discusses his parents and their divorce. He explains the divorce was caused by infidelity and his father being gay. In later seasons, we finally meet Chandler’s father and discover […]
Read moreBy Rebecca Panico Shantelle Lowery grabbed the microphone and stood in front a crowd of about 50 people in Hutchinson’s first-floor auditorium on April 16 with the words “poetry slam” written on a whiteboard behind her. “My first poem is for someone very, very special,” she said. She paused. “I hate you.” The crowd erupted in laughter and Lowery, a […]
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Regals Cinema By Anthony N. Muccigrossi The days of spending $11.50 on a movie ticket, popcorn, and the almost $5 bottle of water are over. A film lover can pay less than the price of a ticket, and enjoy unlimited films all month long. With the creation of online streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, film lovers […]
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Nicole Nunes, winner of the cosplay contest. By Gabrielle Gale Prendatt-Carter Kean University’s Otaku Anime Society (OAS) hosted the first annual, TowerCon at the University Center on April 19, to commemorate its 15-year anniversary. TowerCon activities were held on floors one through three of the University Center with a respectable turnout. The convention gathered Kean students, faculty, alumni, and the […]
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“Yona” by Aliza Augustine By Gabrielle Gale Prendatt-Carter “How to Spot One of Us: A Collaborative Exhibition” currently located at the University’s Human Rights Institute Gallery, located in The Nancy Thompson Library, is a gallery featuring the works of Holocaust survivors’ children. The gallery features the photography of Aliza Augustine, and film & poetry by Janet R. Kirchheimer. Both second-generation […]
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Painter Joseph Marioni next to one of his recently completed works. By Bryan C. Kuriawa Above the busy streets of Manhattan, he spends his mornings reading through books about the history of art. Surrounded by a library compiling his favorite artists, his colleagues, and his own work, he plans for the day ahead. Two floors above in his studio, he […]
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