Arts
Painting pong tables: The ‘art’ of the game
By Ramsey Ash | May 17, 2024One writer explores a campus artform that is sometimes overlooked — the design of Dartmouth pong tables.
Ramsey Ash
Ramsey Ash ’24 is a quantitative social science and music double major from Huntington, West Virginia. In addition to writing for the Arts section, Ramsey is involved in The Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble, the Dartmouth Clarinet Choir, is co-president of Musical Empowerment at Dartmouth and is a Hopkins Center Fellow.
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Student Spotlight: Raegan Padula ’24 develops her sound through both machine music and the French horn
By Ramsey Ash | February 23, 2024Throughout her time at Dartmouth, Padula has developed her work in the classical, contemporary and jazz spheres.
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Panel with Osage Nation artists and leaders offers a space for dialogue, inspiration
By Ramsey Ash | January 26, 2024Members of the Osage Nation who worked on the acclaimed film “Killers of the Flower Moon” sat down with Dartmouth students to discuss their art and pertinent issues for Indigenous people.
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The Fairlee Drive-In Movie Theater continues to offer summer fun in the Upper Valley
By Ramsey Ash | August 11, 2023Owner Peter Trapp reflects on the drive-in’s 73-year history, while Dartmouth students remain excited about the future of the drive-in.
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The House of Lewan reflects on legacy, resilience and the future of drag at Dartmouth
By Ramsey Ash | June 11, 2023Dartmouth’s first and only recognized drag club shares stories of artistry, resistance and the influential members of the Class of 2023 who blazed a trail for the drag house.
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Art History and Music FSP students reflect on their experiences in Rome and Vienna
By Ramsey Ash | May 8, 2023This spring, Dartmouth students in Art History and Music traveled to Rome and Vienna respectively, for a more intensive and immersive experience in their fields of artistic study.
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‘Pretty Filthy’ embraces creativity in a way unique to a student production
By Ramsey Ash | March 6, 2023The second-ever production of the 2015 musical “Pretty Filthy” was directed by Katie Orenstein ’22 and explores untold stories of the Los Angeles entertainment industry.
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Apple Hill String Quartet brings Native American art to life as part of year-long Hopkins Center residency
By Ramsey Ash | February 3, 2023The quartet, based in Nelson, New Hampshire, performed works by composer Raven Chacon and the world premiere of a Hopkins Center commission by Dana Lyn.