Arts - Washington Square News

Steinhardt revives play of some ‘Importance’

Katie Collins, Contributing Writer • February 17, 2015

The vocal performance program, as a part of NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, has put on a performance of "A Man of No Importance."

Weiss exhibit showcases rare works

Carter Glace, Contributing Writer • February 17, 2015

The Swiss Institute is currently hosting a gallery of David Weiss’ works, which is opened through Feb. 22.

Hear Scheuer roar

Joseph Myers, Contributing Writer • February 13, 2015

In his musical "The Lion," Benjamin Scheuer takes on the one-man show, in order to detail his life, and show how he found his roar.

“Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem” Review

Zach Martin, Staff Writer • February 13, 2015

The film “Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem," explores and exposes critical issues pertaining to women's rights in the Israeli judicial system.

Chaotic ‘Hits’ fails to deliver humor

Sidney Butler, Staff Writer • February 12, 2015

In David Cross' debut directorial film, "Hits," the characters strive for fame, by today's standards.

‘Shadows’ sheds light on vampires

Zack Grullon, Staff Writer • February 12, 2015

The mockumentary, “What We Do in the Shadows," plays on the comical relationship shared between vampires and humans, filled with cleverness and wit.

‘Voice’ alumna discusses artistry

E.R. Pulgar, Music Editor • February 12, 2015

Following her experience on "The Voice," Melanie Martinez faces challenges in separating herself from the television show.

Staff recs: Valentine’s Day films

WSN Staff • February 11, 2015

With Valentine's Day approaching, the WSN staff recommends film to watch, this forthcoming holiday.

Exhibit shows beauty of imperfections

Talia Milavetz, Contributing Writer • February 11, 2015

The Chinatown-based exhibit, "Fetching Blemish," aims to expose blemishes, seeking to demonstrate people's insecurities.

Kanye West’s rant takes center stage

Alexa Spieler, Arts Editor • February 11, 2015

Kanye West's antics at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards demonstrate that the rapper fails to respect artistry, contrary to his words against supporting Beck.

‘Better Call Saul’ lives up to hopes

Katelyn Fournier, Contributing Writer • February 11, 2015

The new AMC television show, "Better Call Saul," hints at parallels to the previously successful show, "Breaking Bad."

Kishio collection full of surprises, humor

Carter Glace, Contributing Writer • February 10, 2015

Kishio Suga's works on display at the Blum & Poe gallery prove minimalist and unorthodox. The collection is on display until Feb. 21.