The library is excited to welcome author Mary Kay Worth to the library for a special reading, signing and chat about her experience as an author. Before becoming an author, Ms. Worth was a teacher, principal, and superintendent in schools across the area. Mary Kay will be reading one of her original works, as well […]
The artist collaborative group Luftwerk - Petra Bachmaier and Sean Gallero - will be giving a lecture about their work exploring light, color and perception at Nevins Theatre on September 7 at 7pm. An exhibition of their work Frequency/Chronology continues their investigation into color in a series of sculptural installations opening at the Fosdick-Nelson Gallery […]
“Chapter 3: Embracing Change - Teaching in a Multicultural World” Workshop led by Adero Willard and Rey Jeong Come together with IDEA lab as we discuss chapter three, “Embracing Change: Teaching in a Multicultural World”, and share your thoughts on how to generate education that embraces freedom, community, and inclusivity while challenging the systems of […]
An Exhibit of Work by Sharon Kagan curate by Maureen Weiss,Associate Professor, Performance, Design & Technology. The show is comprised of three interlocking components; The Undoing: Forgiveness a video/performance, Release Me a durational performance, and The Red Lotus—To Witness, To Release a participatory installation. Kagan will be on campus performing Release Me from October 10-14th […]
An Exhibit of Work by Sharon Kagan curate by Maureen Weiss,Associate Professor, Performance, Design & Technology. The show is comprised of three interlocking components; The Undoing: Forgiveness a video/performance, Release Me a durational performance, and The Red Lotus—To Witness, To Release a participatory installation. Kagan will be on campus performing Release Me from October 10-14th […]
Coral Lambert, Professor of Sculpture at Alfred University, will give a tour of the William Underhill: Casting a Legacy exhibition at the Alfred Ceramic Art Museum. Following the tour, Coral will take questions.
"A Rebel’s Route to Renown: How Zhangzhou Ware Secured its Sweet Second Home in Japan (ca. 1590s-1640s)" Join the fall 2022 History of Ceramic Art, Craft, and Design seminar for this guest lecture by Diana X. Yang, a doctoral candidate at the Bard Graduate Center (BGC) in New York City. Specializing in East Asian decorative […]
Wednesday Artist Speaker Series Join The School of Art & Design + Performing Arts Division for a weekly series of lectures, panel discussions and more! 10/26 IEA: Ben Fido Radin No matter what medium – ceramics, painting, sculpture, photography, or media – all works of art age and deteriorate with time. Art conservators are tasked […]
Jonathan Faber will lecture on his work. His paintings and drawings will be on view at the Cohen Gallery, opening on Nov. 4th. Faber received an MFA from the University of Texas at Austin and a BFA from Alfred University. He was the recipient of a Pollock Krasner Fellowship and the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant. […]
Sana Musasama will speak on her work as an artist, activist, and advocate for women and girls victimized by trafficking across the globe.
As part of the programming connected with the "Perhaps Home is Not a Place" exhibition, emerging artists Jada Patterson, Aida Lizalde, and Arleene Correa-Valencia will discuss their current art opportunities. This conversation will be particularly useful for Juniors and Seniors as they contemplate options after their BFA. To participate, please follow the Zoom link below: […]
Lorelei will give an Artist Talk hosted by James Hanson and the Institute for Electronic Arts. Lorelei d’Andriole (she/her/hers) is an trans* artist, educator and writer whose work is at the intersections of experimental art and transgender studies. Born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, d’Andriole earned her MFA from the University of Iowa’s Intermedia program. She […]