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IAP class finds greatness in grainy cell-phone photos

January 17, 2007

Mike Fabio and Steve Pliam's sonitronic chandelier will help 'wash' the Music Library in sound. Instrumentalists can tickle or pluck the resonant 'strings.'

Media Lab plans 'sonic bath' for Lewis Music Library

January 10, 2007

A detail from Neil Welliver's "Landscape," a 1973 serigraph. An exhibit of the American painter's landscapes is on view at the Dean's Gallery at MIT.

Welliver's travels: Painter's landscapes on view at Sloan

January 9, 2007

Innovative production designer Alex McDowell views the movie, gaming and publishing fields as a multilayered, mandala-like production world. He is currently designing sets for Tod Machover's robotic opera, 'Death and the Powers.'

Hollywood designer urges focus, creativity before technology

Media lab artist: 'All bets are off in pop culture'

December 20, 2006

Faculty make musical recommendations

December 19, 2006

Elvis Presley: 'Elvis' Christmas Album' (RCA)

Music, theater staff choose Christmas hits

December 19, 2006

Images from a 2006 exhibit, 'RFK in EKY, 2004,' by John Malpede at MIT's Center for Advanced Visual Studies. Thanks to an NEA grant, Malpede will be an artist in residence at CAVS.

MIT visual studies program receives $40K NEA grant

Funding to support CAVS artist residencies

December 14, 2006

The Klezmer Conservatory Band, 'Oy Chanukah!'

Music staff picks Hanukkah hits

December 13, 2006

The scars of 400 years add value to architectural drawing.

Four centuries' slings and arrows enrich architectural drawing

December 13, 2006

MIT musicians pick season's hits among classical, jazz and rock

December 13, 2006

MIT musicians perform at MFA

Balinese gamelan, Korean drumming and secular Jewish klezmer are featured

December 8, 2006

Originally called Graduate House, the dorm was eventually named for Avery Ashdown, housemaster from 1933 to 1962.

'Ashdown House' documentary wins award

December 4, 2006

Keeril Makan, assistant professor of music, has seen the future of music, and it is linked to computing.

Makan's '2' marks the moment when music and computing became one

November 22, 2006

Albert Chan (S.M. 1999, Ph.D. 2004) is pestered by Tom Bardwell and Margaret Ann Brady in a scene from Associate Professor Thomas DeFrantz's 'Queer Theory! A Musical Travesty.'

DeFrantz's 'Queer Theory' builds musical bridges

November 22, 2006

Musical time travel

November 22, 2006

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Hollywood designer urges focus, creativity before technology

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MIT visual studies program receives $40K NEA grant

Music staff picks Hanukkah hits

Four centuries' slings and arrows enrich architectural drawing

MIT musicians pick season's hits among classical, jazz and rock

MIT musicians perform at MFA

'Ashdown House' documentary wins award

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