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  • Sharing the Darkness

    Carolyn Forché

Words

Refugee Stories from Odesa, Ukraine

Translated by Katie Farris and Ilya Kaminsky

 

Two Short Stories

Naomi Leites

Two Poems from Bucha, Ukraine

Lesyk Panasiu, with introduction by Ilya Kaminsky

Bucha Spring

Ksenia Rychtycka

Microcosmos and Macrocosmos

Louis C. Stewart

Reflections

Lisa Luckenbach

Fire and Rust:

a Suite of Poems from Pat Pattison’s Poetry Workshop

Music

Two Essays on the Body—Love, Broken, Beauty.

by Brian Turner

 

Kinds of Blues: 3 Songs & 3 Poems

Cornelius Eady

The Superpower of Conducting: Women Rise to the Podium

Anna Rakitina, Assistant Conductor, Boston Symphony Orchestra

Ghost Session

Pete Mullineaux

Peter Pan is Rock & Roll: Are Aging Musicians Still Relevant?

Paul Robert Mullen

Art

At Play: New Photographs

by David Hollender

 

Pastoral Mosaics: Journeys Through Landscapes Rural

Brian Michael Barbeito

ALLAMERICAN

Margo Davis

Bathtub Series

Eva Redamonti

The Art of Mali Olatunji: Painterly Photography from Antigua and Barbuda

by Mali Olatunji and Paget Henry

The Garden@FUSION

Visual Art

Poetry from The Garden

Film

Black Lives Matter: What Would It Cost Us to Weep with Those Who Weep?

Ricky Staub & Aaron St. Jean

The First Assistant Director: Communicator-in-Chief on a Movie Set

Hristo Dimitrov

A New Lens on Old Film: A Twenty-Something’s Angle on Art House Cinema

Isabella Komodromos

GUADAGNINO – CINÉASTE DE AUTRE TEMPS, or the death of the auteur and rebirth of the artisan

Sean Brennan

Contemporary Television Series and Literature: An Intense, Transformative Embrace

Anna De Biasio

What Big Teeth You Have

Raven Baksh

Features

Landscapes in the Time of Covid

Students of Professor Wayne Wild

Against The Odds: an Exploration of Bulgarian Rhythms

Vessela Stoyanova

New Faculty Fiction

Contests

Student Short Story Contest Winners

Student Creative Nonfiction Contest Winners

How the West Was Won: Berklee Alumni Careers Transformed in L.A. and Beyond

Archives

In memoriam, Henry Augustine Tate

Volume 3

Foggy Morning, Strathlachlan, Michael Russell

Volume 4

Interviews

FUSION Meets the Fuze

An Interview with David Fiuczynski

Interview with Silvina Moreno

Meaning Through Music: An Interview With William Ross

Michael Hazani

Events

An Evening of Poetry & Music

with Sara Pirkle Hughes, Neil Olmstead, and Ana Guigui

Indian FUSION Event: The Rasas of Incredible India

Photos from Celtic FUSION – Am Fuaran

A Celebration of the Music of Scotland

FUSION, Berklee’s global arts magazine, publishes writing in all genres, photography, video, and music by students, faculty, staff, and alumni from across the U.S. and our international communities. We feature distinguished guest artists, including three U.S. Poet Laureates, a U.K. Poet Laureate, National Book Award finalists, and writers whose awards include NEA, NEH, Guggenheim, and MacArthur fellowships, a PEN Award, and the Pulitzer Prize.