MAY 20, 2012
I stumbled upon my favorite piece at this year’s Whitney Biennial in the corner of the third floor. Unassuming and haphazardly arranged, Fluid Employment by Sam Lewitt consists of a series of brownish, stained …
BY ISABEL ORTIZ
April 29, 2012
It seems like the ghost of Fiona Apple has been haunting the music world for some time now. Since her sudden disappearance from the pop scene seven years ago, her name has resurfaced across album …
By Carmen Chambers and Olivia Schwob
April 16, 2012
WORD is dedicated to empowerment through poetry. We perform with this goal in mind. Our focus is on the performance aspect of poetry, bringing poetry to life …
April 15, 2012
After the screening, I sat in my room with an editor of Broads, trying to work out what that slim half-hour had said, and what it promised to …
April 10, 2012
Chloé “BREAK SEX” Rossetti is an artist living somewhere and working in Long Island City (Queens). She thinks a lot about gender-bending, and despairing gay teens …
April 9, 2012
New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has a long and troubled history of under-representing female artists. In 1970, Yoko Ono staged a performance piece at the museum in which a man wearing a sandwich …
April 1, 2012
Sure, go see The Hunger Games. There’s a singular, thrilling pleasure to a solidly executed blockbuster, and this one’s pretty …
By SAMUEL HUBER
MARCH 29, 2012
Samuel Huber is a junior in Yale College. He is the Executive Editor of Broad Recognition.
By ISABEL ORTIZ
March 11, 2012
The timing of the Women’s Center’s screening of Miss Representation couldn’t have been more appropriate given its proximity to the Academy Awards, our annual reminder of Hollywood’s male hegemony. A recent LA Times article …
