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Is the controversial Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF a practice, an entity, or a mockery of capitalism?
Art is no longer confined to a little showroom or preserved in the walls of an esteemed museum. It has made its way into…
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University Student Senate hosts bouquet-building celebration following Valentine’s Day
Nestled in the Student Hub on the second floor of 39 W. 13th St., an array of flowers, ribbons, and kraft paper was situated.…
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The thrill of celebrity look-alike contests in New York City: Visiting three in one day
Celebrity look-alike contests are taking New York City by storm, following the prominence of the Timothee Chalamet look-alike contest held in Washington Square Park…
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At Webster Hall’s tribute concert for Liam Payne: Fans gathered to grieve and celebrate
Liam Payne’s untimely death has taken many by storm. In the spirit of memorialization, Club 90s, a Los Angeles-based event organizer, hosted a benefit…
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Hush: A revisitation of Mike Flanagan’s eerie thriller
If you have an interest in thriller-horror films, there is a high chance you have seen Hush (2016). Mike Flanagan is not a new…
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Expressions of encampment in student films: THIS CAMPUS DOES NOT EXIST and HIND’S HALL
New School Free Press at the New York Counter Film Festival This fall, the film festival season is showcasing contrasting themes and motives, but…
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