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Vocalist and Harvard Jazz Master Cassandra Wilson talks about her work, her education, the music industry and the importance of discipline in becoming a jazz artist.
Acclaimed classical guitarist, lawyer, diplomat and former beauty pageant contestant Daiana Ferreira da Costa talks about the discipline and thought behind a successful career in the arts and beyond. 
Harvard Wind Ensemble and Harvard Undergraduates Raising Autism Awareness offer a sensory-friendly concert as part of an ongoing project 
A cross-program collaboration featuring artist Trisha Baga transforms the ceramics studio and offers inspiraiton. 
Okwui Okpokwasili considers herself a "performance maker" rather than a dancer. Her work combines dance, music and spoken word, and will be the subject of a conversation on March 6 and a master class on March 7. 
Writer and actor Kristina Wong talks about the complexity of comedy, the difficulty of creating sustainable art and the importance of sticking with it.Harvard Arts Blog Editorial Team
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