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Though funny and unique, Gallathea leaves audience mystified

Arts & CultureNovember 18, 2010
Gallathea, a thoroughly thought-provoking play, evokes lots of laughs, a few sighs and a couple of yawns. Although funny and unique, some scenes are dated, and the overall effect of the play is brought down by actors who are inaudible or ineffective.

Global climate crisis and modern landscapes captured in new photographs

Arts & CultureNovember 18, 2010
Out of sight and out of mind? Pipelines, power lines and concrete structures that spool endless amounts of steam and pollutants into our air have become dominant factors which define our landscapes. But if these urban products of infrastructure are not in our daily sight, do we really think about them nearly enough and how they directly affect us?

Harry Potter casts one hell of a spell

Arts & CultureNovember 18, 2010
It’s that time of year again – no, not the holidays, but a Harry Potter movie debut. Yes, once again millions of diehard Potter fans will rush the theaters at midnight to partake in the nearly-annual event that has been inflating Hollywood for the past 10 years.

Artsweek

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
This Week in Davis: Rumors; Jandek; UC Davis Jazz Bands.

Discover campus art

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
You may walk or bike by UC Davis’ original works of art every day, but have you ever stopped to really look at them? The Aggie researched four campus works of art and one downtown piece, as well as the origins of these signature Davis works, which may surprise you.

CD review: Taylor Swift

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
Taylor Swift is all grown up. No, she did not take the Britney Spears/ Miley Cyrus route and completely destroy her reputation to seem older, but the lyrics and overall tone of her new album definitely have more adult content, with less fairytale and more real life.

Column: Tweet, tweet

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
Have you ever wanted to know what celebrities are really thinking, at any given hour of the day, with no publicists around to influence what they say?

Two contests invite college filmmakers to submit original work

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
101110_ar_Filmcontests Summary:Headline: Two contests invite college filmmakers to submit original workLayercake: 32nd Annual College Television Awards and indie film Grassroots could get students noticed by film industryBy ROBIN MIGDOLAggie Arts Editor Student filmmakers are invited to submit their work to two contests: The 32nd Annual College Television Awards and the upcoming indie film Grassroots. Each […]

UC Davis Ph.D. candidate Elizabeth Galindo designs costumes for stage and screen

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
101110_ar_LizGalindoHeadline: UC Davis Ph.D. candidate Elizabeth Galindo designs costumes for stage and screenLayercake: Galindo’s designs featured in Theatre/Dance Department’s GallatheaBy ERIN MIGDOLAggie Staff Writer Leafing through a giant portfolio filled with photos of her many designs, couture fashion designer and historical film costume researcher Elizabeth Galindo can remember exactly how she designed, sewed, and accessorized […]

Paul Taylor Dance Company to perform at Mondavi this Saturday for first time in five years

Arts & CultureNovember 10, 2010
101110_ar_PaulTaylor Summary:Headline: Paul Taylor Dance Company to perform at Mondavi this Saturday for first time in five yearsLayercake: World-famous troupe renowned for choreography that tackles controversial issuesBy ANNETA KONSTANTINIDESAggie Arts Writer For those students who sink into depression every time August comes along and another season of “So You Think You Can Dance” ends, a […]

Artsweek

Arts & CultureNovember 4, 2010
THIS WEEK IN DAVIS: Social Studies, Lions, Bats & Bears, Retrospekt; Buika; Inception

Column: Sex ed

Arts & CultureNovember 4, 2010
Newsflash! Women are often objectified in mainstream media!