Arts
Meet SE SO NEON: A band remaking the K-indie image
You might be wondering who SE SO NEON is. They don’t know yet either — but they’re coming to New York City on March 31 to figure it out.
Review: Animal Collective reached new heights of absurdity at their Brooklyn show
On March 12, one of the longest-tenured acts in the indie universe took to the stage at Brooklyn Steel.
Review: ‘All My Friends Hate Me’ is cringe comedy and psychological horror at its most uncomfortable
Andrew Gaynord’s “All My Friends Hate Me” (2021) is an unsettling visualization of social anxiety. The film follows Pete as he reconnects with old college friends in celebration of his 31st birthday, only to come to the sinister conclusion that they are all plotting against him.
Review: ‘Compartment No. 6’ artfully reimagines the road film
Based on a Finnish novel by the same name, Juho Kuosmanen’s “Compartment No. 6” follows a lonely archaeology student and her unlikely companionship with a churlish miner she is forced to bunk with as they journey across Russia.
Review: ‘Vive L’Amour’ chillingly conveys the ennui of the everyday
The new 2K restoration of Tsai Ming-liang’s second feature-length film “Vive L’Amour” is currently playing at Metrograph. The film follows three lovelorn denizens of Taipei unknowingly sharing the same vacant apartment to escape their daily grind.
Key of She is redefining gender in jazz
Founded by NYU jazz performance student Olivia Hughart, Key of She is an expansive organization fostering a supportive community for girls in jazz — and it’s only just getting started.
Angèle’s success is crossing the Atlantic
Belgian pop star Angèle has been topping French music charts and recently recorded a song with Dua Lipa. Her New York City concert proves American audiences are starting to join the crowd.
MICHELLE is a creative powerhouse
The New York City-based collective may be known for their music, but they’re just as skilled in the art and dance departments.
Their Art Club: Giving a voice to artists outside the art world
CAS senior Ivy Lee’s club seeks to create a space for student artists outside of NYU’s arts programs.
Art + Type Magazine stresses care in collectivism
Melding collective and community, the art magazine founded by two Steinhardt art majors emphasizes diversity, collaboration and family.
222’s democratic vision for skateboard culture
222, a skateboarding collective comprised of artistically-minded NYU students, values community over trendiness.
Off the Radar: ‘Pather Panchali,’ the poetic low-budget film that put Indian cinema on the map
“Off the Radar” is a weekly column surveying overlooked films available to students for free via NYU’s streaming partnerships. “Pather Panchali” is available to stream on NYU Stream.
