This article examines the Book of Durrow and the Book of Kells, two intricately crafted Insular manuscripts from the golden age of Irish art (circa 650-900 AD). It focuses on the contrasting representations of the Evangelist Matthew in each manuscript to explore their artistic differences and historical origins. The discussion includes detailed analyses of the illuminations, stylistic elements, and the cultural influences that shaped these works. The article also delves into debates surrounding their provenance, creation dates, and the monastic traditions involved in their production.

"As public funding for the arts declined and private markets took precedence, the valuation of art became increasingly dictated by economic power rather than artistic merit."

Capturing Life Through the Lens: An Interview with Kaylee Arzu

Exhibition Review: Gateway to Himalayan Art

Asinine’s night of comedic genius: Porridge Simulator

Ever want to be a band kid? Step into a day in the life of a halftime performer, a sousaphone player, a member of the Screaming Eagles Marching Band.

Do you love dancing? No problem with metal music? Join DOOM in this 2nd-person review of Full Swing Rehersal.

Break in Halloweekend with the Z! Find out where everyone got those tie-die shirts you’ve been seeing this Spooky Season.

Spend an afternoon as a member of LAG, BC's Liturgy Arts Group, with this short 2nd-person perspective club review. Read about what LAG does, who LAG is, and what you can expect at the average Wednesday rehearsal.

Michael Pelosi accepts a 2022 Arts Award and talks about music, philosophy, and the BC Bands Program.

The Boston College Marching Band accepts a 2022 Group Arts Award and spills the secret to making School Spirit through Dance and Music.

The Lauren Burd accepts a 2022 Arts Award and shares all you need to know about Film at Boston College.

The Vandy String Quartet accepts a 2022 Group Arts Award and talks about being a self-made musical group on campus.

Kaylee Drew accepts a 2022 Arts Award and talks about BC Chorale, a trip to Rome, and the Christmas spirit.

Yifan Wang accepts the Jeffery Howe Art History Award and reflects on her experiences with the Arts Community.

Hear the 2022 Art Award winners speak about what New Nostalgia means to them.

Striegel reviews the McMullen’s feature Spring 2022 exhibition, Martin Parr: Time and Place.

Dean discusses recent performances by student arts group CCE.