Arts
By Sarah Lee — 2/2/2012
Last weekend, the Addison Gallery of American Art joined with Andover art lovers as the new exhibition “Open Windows,” guest-curated by artist Carroll Dunham ’67, had its opening celebration. “Open Windows,” held in the left gallery on the second floor of the Addison, features the works of four...
By James Jung — 2/2/2012
On Sunday, January 9, the RDFZ Gold Sail Symphony Orchestra of the High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China visited Andover and performed works by both Western and Chinese composers in...
By Ollie Peng — 2/2/2012
Chances are you’ve heard about a game called “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.” According to its publisher, Activision, “Modern Warfare 3” made more than $400 million in its first 24 hours of sale....
By Caroline
Sambuco — 2/2/2012
Tonight in Kemper Auditorium, renowned poets Arda Collins, Cathy Park Hong, Aaron McCollough and James Shea will present their award-winning works at the “Night of the Living Poets” this Friday....
By Jenna Shin — 1/26/2012
Pete Robbins ’97 returned to Andover with the sweet sound of his alto saxophone at last Friday’s Guest Jazz Concert.
Accompanied by Carlos Homs on piano, Aryeh Kobrinsky on bass and Tyshawn Sorey on...
By Jerry Li — 1/26/2012
Tonight at 8 p.m. in Tang Theatre, cultures will come together under comedy in the critically acclaimed “Laugh-in-Peace” stand up comedy show.
The “Laugh-in-Peace” tour is presented by the Muslim...
By James Jung — 1/26/2012
At the Senior Concerto Concert this past Saturday, four talented soloists turned the Cochran Chapel into a moody and even mercurial musical summit.
Presenting varying styles and temperaments, Senior...
By Dj Bierwirth — 1/26/2012
By James Jung — 1/26/2012
By Jenna Shin — 1/19/2012
By Sam Koffman — 1/19/2012
By Janine Ko — 1/19/2012
By Raeva Kumar — 1/19/2012
By Rani Iyer — 1/19/2012
By DJ Bierwirth — 1/13/2012