Old Gold & Black

Quarantine Life Provides Creative Opportunity

Kyle Ferrer • April 28, 2020

Isolation can be pleasurably spent ensconced in art

Long-Winded Irony Constitutes Parochial Form

Kyle Ferrer • April 6, 2020

Ironic prose offers satirical value but tires in extended use

Canonical Approach Transcends Politics

Kyle Ferrer • February 20, 2020

Literary classics imbue attention to form with timeless sensitivity

Three Hours Of Questionable Morality

Kyle Ferrer • February 13, 2020

Morality comes into question in Terrence Malick’s new WWII-era film

Aesthetics Of Conversation Require Ethos

Kyle Ferrer • February 13, 2020

Forms of media undermine intracacies of of conversational form

Sundance Premieres Thriller Spy Series

Kyle Ferrer • February 6, 2020

Florence Pugh and Alexander Skarsgård star opposite one another in a new limited series based on a novel by John le Carré

Fear Abounds In The Depths Of Underwater

Kyle Ferrer • January 30, 2020

Kristen Stewart stars in this new underwater science fiction thriller alongside an all-star cast

Drawing Presents Unique Methodology

Kyle Ferrer • January 30, 2020

A propensity for language provides little groundwork for new medium

Conflict Is The Center Of Marriage Story

Kyle Ferrer • January 23, 2020

Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson star opposite one another in Noah Baumbach's new film that highlights the struggles of divorce

Running Facilitates Perceptual Sense Of Clarity

Kyle Ferrer • January 23, 2020

The treadmill is a clairvoyant machine of lucid mindfulness and sublime mindlessness

Gerwig Revitalizes A Classic

Kyle Ferrer • January 16, 2020

Greta Gerwig’s Little Women refreshes us with its depth and devotion.

Shakspearean Aesthetics Warrant Renewed Focus

Kyle Ferrer • January 16, 2020

While others chatted about the changes that should be made to the English major at a curriculum review committee meeting last semester, I couldn’t help but think of one change (or rather, one re-institution) of a requirement that had been recently expunged: Shakespeare.