One of my favorite pieces of choreography is Franklin Yu’s rendition of “Slow Dancing in a Burning Room” by John Mayer. Yes, I said John Mayer and hip-hop dance in the same sentence. That shouldn’t make sense, but neither should the way that Franklin Yu’s movements make me listen toRead More

Artistic works are never the product of a single perspective. Even when the expression is extremely personal, the act of sharing or even revisiting it oneself, is a means of introducing a new point of view.  There is something about art which is created in the moments in which itRead More

Richard Farrell ‘22 Art Correspondent The Visual Storytelling Workshop, led by writer, artist, and Davidson alumna Ali Fitzgerald ‘04, was an interactive exploration of the phenomenon of visual narrative. From the Homecoming currently in the VAC, to the Zine Fest being held in early April, this workshop is one ofRead More

Carolina Adams ‘19 Art Correspondent Asking directions to the Davidson College Art Galleries over twenty-five years ago would have sent you to Chambers, where the College’s “exhibition space” consisted of a dark, cramped hallway located in the basement of the building. My own art history professors love to recount storiesRead More

Michael Hall ‘19 Restaurant Critic When graciously asked by the new Davidsonian editing regime which restaurant I’d like to review this past week, I chose the one restaurant near Davidson I can never seem to visit enough: Ferrucci’s Old Tyme Italian Market. This deli, in an era of vilified nitratesRead More