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When you walk into the School of Human Ecology's Ruth Davis Design Gallery from now until March 9, you'll be greeted with materials of all kinds — cascading, thread art installations, glass sculptures, funky chairs and more — each demonstrating how humans shape our world through materials.
It can be difficult to rework a 200-year-old novel for university students. But director and co-adaptor Ann M. Shanahan and co-adaptor and costume designer Aly Amidei’s adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” brought a new lens to the play, enrapturing the audience in this romantic classic.
“Angry Fags” is a campy play full of oddball characters and dialogue that feels human yet hilarious. It’s also about queer sorrow and rage inspired by homophobia and is a dialogue between ideas on how to resist bigotry.
It’s easy to think of the moth as the boring, less colorful relative of the butterfly. But The Moth Project explores the forgotten insect with new levels of music and videography.
Perennial Order is Gardenfiend Games’ first venture into game development, mixing a uniquely haunting visual and audio combo with ingenious gameplay decisions to form a marvelous world of plants, beasts and monsters to conquer.
Actor Adam Brody, known for his role as Seth Cohen on the Fox series "The O.C" and most recently as Noah on "Nobody Wants This," hosted a student meet-and-greet on behalf of the Harris-Walz campaign in Madison on Sunday, where he spoke about Madison’s pivotal role in what he called “a historical election.”
On the crisp evening of Oct. 18, Madison’s literary community flocked to Central Library for a celebration of author Danez Smith’s new poetry collection, “Bluff.”
In June of 1991, two members of LGBTQ+ rights organization Act Up! Madison put on diapers, bibs and frilly bonnets. They were protesting the denial of day care services to an HIV-positive mother in Madison, and though their method was uncommon, it garnered attention through art.
The Moth Project, an original production composed of 12 songs set to moth videography, will show at the Overture Center for the Arts on Oct. 24 at 8 p.m.
Oshkosh Public Library director Darryl Eschete has dealt with calls for censorship of public libraries for years as a librarian in Louisiana, Iowa and now in Wisconsin. He is wary of the rising challenges to literature and its effect on individual liberty and the right to information.
Dr. Rebekah Taussig, author of this year’s Go Big Read book “Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body,” visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus for guided discussions about her story and experiences as a disabled person.
As late afternoon turned to dusk on an October day in Madison, Tony Casteñeda settled into his Thursday evening routine.
In a world full of metroidvanias — action games with non-linear progression — and platformer games struggling to compete with the likes of Hollow Knight and Dead Cells, Red Candle Games created a home run of a game that successfully integrates difficult gameplay with a phenomenal narrative and an art style based in Daoist mythology.
Soulja Boy, real name DeAndre Cortez Way, shot to fame in 2007 with his hit song “Crank That (Soulja Boy).” Since then, he has released 10 studio albums, toured with artists like Lil Wayne and Drake and won two Black Entertainment Television awards — one for his signature “Crank Dat Soulja Boy” dance.
A few months after its release, the reviews are in for Garage Sale, an indie game created by a small group of UW-Madison students.
Spoiler Alert: This article will discuss the season finales of season 21 of the Bachelorette and Season 6 of Love Island USA.
“Transformers One” is the perfect origin story and change of pace for the Michael Bay Transformers films.
As their inflatable alien prop bounced its way through a sea of music enthusiasts Friday night, the four-woman band La Luz rocked their way through another one of their genre-bending numbers.
As Madison Symphony Orchestra’s music director John DeMain stepped onstage for the 99th season opening Friday night, concertgoers thundered with applause for the longtime leader of the ensemble.
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