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Now on view in the stairwell of the Student Street at the Stata Center, 'The Kiss' won MIT's Student Mural Competition. Jessica Banks and Daniel Paluska, both MIT graduate students, created the artwork using 'a robotic portrait artist that paints with light.'

Robot-made 'Kiss' wins mural contest

May 16, 2005

Image from Tennessee Williams' 'Demolition Downtown,' an MIT Dramashop performance directed by MIT professor Jay Schieb, showing the use of video cameras and screens on stage.

Art, technology links explored

May 9, 2005

The MIT Symphony Orchestra, shown last fall, will perform Mahler's Sixth Symphony in the Inaugural Concert tomorrow night.

Concerts showcase MIT's musical talents

May 4, 2005

Uncommon music composed to honor president

May 4, 2005

Mind and hand

May 4, 2005

Arts News

April 27, 2005

Professor brings papal music to Wind Ensemble

April 27, 2005

This image, generated in Maya 5.0-6.0, is part of 'The Body +' exhibit at the MIT Museum through May 1.

Cyberarts in spotlight at MIT Museum

April 27, 2005

Known for such provocative works as this 1998 video projection onto Bunker Hill Monument, Professor Krzysztof Wodiczko will be on the panel of Wednesday's 'Art and Technology' symposium.

Symposium to explore art, technology

April 27, 2005

The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra, shown performing with MIT Lecturer Mark Harvey on trumpet, will perform a free concert Saturday, April 30, at Kresge Auditorium.

Aardvark trumpets Jazz Month

April 27, 2005

Photographer Frankel honored

April 25, 2005

MIT senior Jessica Zaman as Gladys in a video capture used in "The Demolition Downtown." Video will be a component of the staging of the Tennessee Williams one-act play to be performed in late April by MIT's Dramashop.

Dramashop heads 'Downtown'

April 13, 2005

Resident artist and master Senegalese drummer Lamine TourÌ© choreographed 'Mbappat: A Spectacle of Senegalese Drumming, Dance and Wrestling,' to be performed Sunday, April 24.

Rambax catches the rhythm of wrestling

April 13, 2005

Assistant Professor Brian Robison will perform the improvisational 'Music in Stacks' at MIT's Rosalind Denny Music Library on Friday, April 15.

Music library hosts concerts

April 13, 2005

Herb Pomeroy performs at MIT last April. The jazz leader will be honored with a birthday concert on Saturday, April 23, in Kresge Auditorium.

Jazzy birthday planned for Pomeroy

April 13, 2005

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Cyberarts in spotlight at MIT Museum

Symposium to explore art, technology

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Photographer Frankel honored

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Rambax catches the rhythm of wrestling

Music library hosts concerts

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