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February 25, 2004

String quartet presents recital

February 25, 2004

The two Arthurs -- the animated Ganson (above) with Muffy on PBS's "Arthur," and the artist at the MIT Museum (below) with his kinetic sculpture "Machine With Wishbone," which is featured in the cartoon episode.

Arthur, Arthur!

Ganson drawn to TV cartoon

February 25, 2004

Moving performance

February 25, 2004

Arts News

February 11, 2004

Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin displayed their piece "Listening Post" in 2002 at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. It is composed of 231 miniature text display screens that show snippets of conversations from chat rooms. The piece will be exhibited at the List Center beginning Feb. 12.

List Center show trips the light fantastic

February 11, 2004

With his "Smile Boston Project," artist Bren Bataclan gives paintings like the one above to strangers in return for a pledge to smile more. Bataclan's work will be shown on MIT Cable beginning today.

ArTtV brings MIT art to prime time television

February 11, 2004

Student Art Association offers new classes; names interim coordinator

February 4, 2004

Sommer Gentry with the robotic arm she programmed to "dance" with her.

Student dances with robots

February 4, 2004

A composite image from the poster advertising Walter Lewin's IAP class on "Looking at 20th-Century Art Through the Eyes of a Physicist." The painting shown is "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" by Pablo Picasso.

Physicist shares enthusiasm for modern art

February 4, 2004

Burchard Scholars selected

February 4, 2004

MIT student dances with robots

February 4, 2004

OutKast of the outback: international hip-hop comes to MIT

February 4, 2004

A company of actors, including (left to right) sophomore Kenny Roraback, Aaron Moronez (S.B. 2003), senior Amado Dehoyos, junior Masha Kamenetska and senior Max Goldman, portray a company of actors in Alan Brody's play "Company of Angels."

Yiddish 'Angels' restore theater tradition

February 4, 2004

Emily Crapar, an MIT graduate student in aeronautics and astronautics, works on making a tiny chocolate table.

Students create sculptures that melt in your mouth

January 30, 2004

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String quartet presents recital

Arthur, Arthur!

Moving performance

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List Center show trips the light fantastic

ArTtV brings MIT art to prime time television

Student Art Association offers new classes; names interim coordinator

Student dances with robots

Physicist shares enthusiasm for modern art

Burchard Scholars selected

MIT student dances with robots

OutKast of the outback: international hip-hop comes to MIT

Yiddish 'Angels' restore theater tradition

Students create sculptures that melt in your mouth

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