Week in Photos: Arts (04/06/10) | Arts

Eastbound - Eastbound, Asian American Dance Troupe's annual dance extravaganza, took place on Saturday April 10 in Lowell Lecture Hall, featuring a variety of dance styles from traditional fan dance to modern hip hop. By Danni Xie

- Members of the Harvard Asian American Dance Troupe performed in “Eastbound” last Saturday, April 3, 2010 at Lowell Lecture Hall. By Danni Xie

Eastbound - Eastbound, Asian American Dance Troupe's annual dance extravaganza, took place on Saturday April 10 in Lowell Lecture Hall, featuring a variety of dance styles from traditional fan dance to modern hip hop. By Danni Xie

Poetry Slam - Antonio Sweet '13 performs Saturday night as part of The Harvard Poetry Slam. The event, sponsored by BlackC.A.S.T., featured a variety of student poets whose topics ranged from race to pop culture references. By Gregory B. Johnston

Wilco at the Advocate - John Sirratt and Nels Cline, the bassist and the lead guitarist of acclaimed band Wilco, talked with students yesterday at the Harvard Advocate at 21 South Street. Cline, offering advice to students interested in pursuing careers in music, said, "Experience the world and have a life. Don't just play all the time." By Michael E. Danto

Working! - Michael A. Barron ’11, Jesse T. Nee-Vogelman ’13, and Kelly E. Perron ’11 portray a steelworker, a parking lot attendant, and a millworker, respectively, in Stephen Schwartz’s “Working.” The musical, which runs through April 10 in the Loeb Experimental Theater, celebrates the lives of American laborers. By Sharon Kim

Working! - "Working," a musical by Stephen Schwartz, captures the reflections of 26 American laborers. The production runs through April 10 in the Loeb Experimental Theater. By Sharon Kim

Lost and Clowned - Lost and Clowned: The Freshman Musical is a collaborative effort of freshman writers, actors, directors, producers, and techies. This annual tradition was performed in the Agassiz Theater last weekend. By Elaine M Tran

Lost and Clowned - Lost and Clowned: The Freshman Musical is a collaborative effort of freshman writers, actors, directors, producers, and techies. This annual tradition was performed in the Agassiz Theater. Original publication date April 6th, 2010. By Elaine M Tran

Danton's Death - Set during the French Reign of Terror, "Danton's Death" follows the demise of Jacobin leader Georges Danton, who becomes disenchanted with the Revolutionary government and is subsequently sent to the guillotine. "Danton's Death" runs through April 10 on the Loeb Mainstage. By Sara Joe Wolansky

- The exhibit “Invisible Cities” opened in CGIS Southand will run until April 20. The exhibition is sponsored by the Office of the Arts, Harvard Undergraduate Council, the VES department, and HAMUC. By Juan Cantu

Heide Hagebolling - Heide Hagebölling describes the school of media scenography that she advocates at the Academy of Media Arts, where she is a professor. By Daniel M. Lynch