He is a man with a legendary music career that stretches across five decades, a natural baritone voice that flows like a conversation and volumes of heartbroken yet perennially hopeful lyrics.

On Saturday evening, the casual and intimate setting of Dodd living room set the stage for New York’s Palestinian Dabke Brigades, whose ranks include Abdullah Awad ’13, who is currently studying abroad at Columbia, to perform their traditional dance.

The Francine and Sterling Clark Art Institute’s “Remix” exhibit brings the world of 16th- to 18th-century art into the modern world.

Brian Martin, associate professor of French and comparative literature, co-organized the series of films that will play over the next four weeks at Images Cinema.

CenterStage in the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance was packed last Wednesday night, as each audience member was eager to see the work of the duo Abigail Nessen Bengson ’05 and Shaun McClain Bengson.