Arts Stories

Victoria Sancho Lobis MA '02 is the director of Pomona College's new Bento Museum.

Joe Thompson ’81 is stepping down after 33 years as director of MASS MoCA, a world-renowned "playground for artists."

Playwright James De Jongh '64 discusses his 1978 play "Do Lord, Remember Me," part of the New Federal Theatre's OctoberFest.

The Boston Globe speaks to alumni band Darlingside about their new album "Fish Pond Fish."

Pace University hosts a pop-up exhibition of "Masked NYC: Witness to Our Time" by AJ Stetson '94.

C. Ondine Chavoya, professor of art history and Latino/a studies, is interviewed on The Clark's podcast series "In the Foreground."

Natalie Diaz '09 discusses how her degrees in art and history have been surprisingly useful in commercial real estate career.

Abigail '05 and Shaun Bengson translate the agonies and ecstasies of lockdown into a cosmic hootenanny in "The Keep Going Song."

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