Arts & Culture

Single mother Natasha begins chopping wood to sell under a berating African sun at 5:30 a.m, with son Alexi on her back.

Through literature, spoken word and good intentions, the Linz family continues to empower the Davis community through poetry at their used bookstore Logos Books.

Senior art studio majors are currently showing their final works as undergraduates in the Art Building’s Basement Gallery for one week each.

At some point during their childhood, almost every kid dreams about being in a rock band and becoming a rock star.

Students interested in arts administration and nonprofit management are invited to apply for the Mondavi Center’s Aggie Arts internship.

The Bechdel Test goes something like this: In a given movie, 1. Are there at least two female characters? 2. Do they talk to each other? and 3. Do they talk to each other about something other than a man?

From the very beginning of Nine Types of Light, the album has a romantic tone, which is a slight shift from TV On The Radio’s previous albums.

Infiltrating the minds of youthful lovers, thinkers and everything in between, Vivian Girls knows how to capture the great essence of infectious pop.

Already a huge hit in her native U.K. and well-received after her first “Saturday Night Live” performance, it seemed as if Jessie J was destined for a huge hit with her debut album Who You Are.

One of the most active cultural clubs on campus, the Asian American Association, will hold its annual film festival May 3 to 13.

‘Through poetry, we enter the soul of the city’ are the words that pop out the most on The Davis Poetry Book Project’s website. These words are the driving force behind a project that is working toward publishing a book of poems about Davis written by anyone who has been moved by the city.

The often somber tones and jargon of politics wouldn’t make such great material for comedy, right? Wrong.