Kai W. Li is an Arts Editor at The Daily Cardinal covering music, visual arts, and film. Follow him on Twitter at @kaijuneli.
Monty Little's exhibition commemorates the Indigenous "survivance" of American violence through its portrayal of erasure and disturbance.
Cory Wong’s performance at the Sylvee is an eclectic melding of music and parodic fun.
“re:mancipation,” at once punctual and unceremonious, ruminates on the quietudes of American racial violence while restoring agency to the Black voice.
The Daily Cardinal Staff shares its thoughts on the nominees for the 2023 Album of the Year at The Grammys.
The Daily Cardinal staff review a few of the year’s most anticipated and acclaimed Best Picture nominees.
Recreational cannabis use is illegal in the state of Wisconsin and punishable by up to six months in prison.
There’s this quiet and modest exhibition on the Chazen Museum’s second floor which I’ve been visiting occasionally when I’m feeling restless and missing home. During my time in Madison, I’ve developed a habit of roaming around everywhere vacantly, as if in fielding the long distances I’m somehow collapsing the empty space between San Francisco and myself.
The latest full EP from Freddie Gibbs further proves his talent
Presented by the Wisconsin Union Directorate, Chicago-born vibraphonist Joel Ross and his quintet Good Vibes performed on Oct. 16 in Memorial Union's intimate Play Circle. The ensemble features tenor saxophonist Sergio Tabanico, bassist Kanoa Mendenhall, pianist Jeremy Corren, drummer Jeremy Dutton and, of course, vibraphonist Joel Ross himself.
Hosted by WUD Music, alt-rock band CHAI and rock quintet The Heavy Heavy will bring electrifying free performances at the intimate Memorial Union Terrace on Oct. 7 and 8.
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