The Johnson Museum's Age of Discontent: German Expressionist Works from a Private Collection follows the progression and triumphs of the influential movement, as Samantha Myers '15 recounts.

Through Virginia Woolf, the Johnson Museum, Noel Gallagher and the surprising bliss of circumnavigating flights, Daveen Koh '14 finds the beautiful, personal of idealism.

Brian Gordon '14 visits Fat Cakes and Myopic Void at the Johnson Museum.

At this week's Johnson exhibit, Lines of Control: Partition as a Productive Space, Julia Moser contemplates the implications of political borders on the populations' psyches.

The Johnson's new wing gives visitors access to a multitude of stored art. 

The Johnson's new wing gives visitors access to a multitude of stored art. 

Daveen Koh looks at the latest Johnson exhibit, which explores the darker side of religious iconography.

The latest exhibit at the Johnson leaves Fiona Modrak to ponder the reflexive nature of portraits.

Gabriel Iglesias, State Theater, Friday Night, 8 p.m. The fluffy Mexican-American comedian will be motoring into Ithaca on Friday night to give the State Theater a dose of his hilarious antics and diverse sound effects. Hopefully Iglesias’s tour, in Las Vegas this past weekend, has added to his repertoire of bizarre stories.

Stephanie Wiles, of Oberlin College, was named Director of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art.