Category: Student Group Spotlight

Delaney Kerkhof ’18 on Studying Art Restitution and Impressionism while Abroad

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I spent this past semester studying abroad at the University of Oxford (Hertford College) through the Princeton-Oxford Woodrow Wilson School Exchange program. Knowing I would be spending a lot of time in the library studying international relations, history, and politics, I wanted to incorporate art history and museum studies into my Woody Woo program. Because Read more about Delaney Kerkhof ’18 on Studying Art Restitution and Impressionism while Abroad[…]

Sarah Cho ’18 on the Courtauld Gallery and Her Art-Filled Semester in London!

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This past semester, I studied abroad at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, UK! It was fantastic to be immersed in an environment where everyone was just as passionate about art history as I am. Another great part about London was that museums were free. This meant that I never had to rush to Read more about Sarah Cho ’18 on the Courtauld Gallery and Her Art-Filled Semester in London![…]

Kristin Qian ’18 on Oxford Museums and an Unforgettable Semester Abroad

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This fall semester, I am studying abroad at the University of Oxford (St. John’s College) through the Princeton-Oxford Biochemistry Exchange Program. Most of my time has been spent researching in lab, but I have also found time to engage in college life and explore the city. At Oxford, I have been fortunate to live in Read more about Kristin Qian ’18 on Oxford Museums and an Unforgettable Semester Abroad[…]

David Lind on the Open Road and Wanderlust

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The annual SAB gala – “An Epic Evening: Journey Through the Art Museum” – is just one day away, so we talked with the students performing at the gala about how they and their work connect with the theme of “journeys.” Be sure to come tomorrow night (to hear David Lind ’18, featured below, as Read more about David Lind on the Open Road and Wanderlust[…]

Wildcats President Samone Blair ’18 Talks about Inspiration and the Digital.

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Beth Wang’18 sat down with Wildcats President Samone Blair ’18 to talk about inspiration and Inspiration Night and all things in between. What inspires you to sing? Do you have any favorite songs to sing as a group? As the Wildcats is comprised of thirteen women with very different musical backgrounds, ranging from singing in the Read more about Wildcats President Samone Blair ’18 Talks about Inspiration and the Digital.[…]

An Exclusive Interview with R20

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Sarah Cho   This Thursday at 6:15, the Roaring 20 will be responding to this year’s Inspiration Night theme: Art as Digital Experience. The Roaring 20 is one of three co-ed a cappella groups on campus and has a repertoire that ranges from “Gerswin to Gaga”. I was able to sit down with Caroline Griffin Read more about An Exclusive Interview with R20[…]

David Lind Talks About Creativity, Failed Love, and Everything In-between

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Who is David Lind?  David: “Basically, David Lind is someone who wants to play music however he can, as much as he can.” David Lind has been playing music and writing songs since he was about 13. Towards the later half of his high school years songwriting became more than a hobby, playing in coffee Read more about David Lind Talks About Creativity, Failed Love, and Everything In-between[…]

Songline and Failed Love

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Alice Maiden Edric Huang, Kathleen Ma, and Mariah Wilson are members of Songline, one of Princeton’s spoken word poetry groups. They’re performing this Thursday at the Art Museum’s event Failed Love, a a celebration of our museum’s artworks that were inspired by heartbreak. So, Edric and Kathleen, you’re performing together this Thursday at Failed Love. How Read more about Songline and Failed Love[…]

Evan Gedrich on (Failed) Love and the Arts

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February 10, 2016 Sebastian Ortiz What sparked your interest in playing the guitar? Well I played the guitar in the 5th grade during a chorus concert and I took lessons for a week for that. Then I stopped for a few years and picked it back up during the 8th grade a bit more seriously, Read more about Evan Gedrich on (Failed) Love and the Arts[…]

➳Jazz Duo: Alice + Jordy

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February 10, 2016 Alison Herman For the single and the skeptical, the Princeton University Art Museum’s “Failed Love” is a can’t-miss. Beloved and broken-hearted alike can look forward to the performance of this jazz duo; Jordy, a jazz vocalist, with Alice on the upright bass. How does love play into jazz? Jordy: Jazz, like any Read more about ➳Jazz Duo: Alice + Jordy[…]