A.J. Croce, son of legendary folk singer Jim Croce, performed his late father’s tunes during the “Croce plays Croce” tour.
This posthumous retrospective brings Toshiko Takaezu’s abstract work back to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she taught 70 years ago.
20 years after Werner Herzog's critically acclaimed film, we look back on Katmai National Park's most gruesome story.
This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte preview some upcoming events in Madison before talking about recently released sports/horror movie "HIM" and upcoming Taylor Swift album "The Life of a Showgirl."
A student’s retelling of Shaq’s DJ set showcases the basketball star’s fluid transition to music
The latest showing of the yearly University of Wisconsin-Madison dance concert displays award-winning choreography and confronts the unfamiliar.
The performance marks a milestone for the Madison Symphony Orchestra's centennial season and featured works from Tchaikovsky.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Art History Department celebrates a century on campus with art-focused events and a centennial celebration
“Twinless,” the 2025 Sundance award winner written and directed by James Sweeney, is a marvel to watch — both in visual direction and performance
Grace is touring the United States after a move to Nashville six months ago.
How did a film starring magic K-pop girls become the most-watched Netflix film of all time?
Athina Rachel Tsangari’s dramatic novel adaptation follows a widowed village worker as his village turns on itself.
As classes pick back up for the fall, so too has the Madison art scene. Students arriving on campus have no shortage of ways to appreciate local art, from dance classes to open mics and so much more.
Sheila Drefahl’s exhibition brings online culture into the physical space of Union South
Camp Randall hosted sold-out shows for Morgan Wallen and Coldplay.
The 32-year-old indie artist gets personal about his major-label debut and its aftermath in new album.
Both casual and diehard fans will connect with James Gunn's latest film.
“28 Years Later” gives a glimpse into the life of both survivors and zombies decades after the rage virus’ outbreak.
2025’s “How to Train Your Dragon” remake brings fan-favorite franchise into the boring world of live-action
Arts remain through the summer in Madison, even as many students are absent from campus. Artists and art lovers can look forward to movies, concerts on capitol square, and so much more.
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