Event Calendar

Pop-ups, short term courses that bring unfolding events into the classroom, have been announced.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | An Octoroon, a powerful deconstruction of the politics of perception written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins and directed by Jean Randich, will be presented at the Schaeberle Studio Theater at Pace University on several dates between October 26 and November 5. See link for details.

The Editions/Artist' Book Fair will be open from 11:00 AM—7:00 PM November 3—6 at 269 11th Avenue, New York NY and will feature work by Bennington faculty.

Students from Glocalization 101, along with some faculty members, will host pop-up conversations. Each one will take 15 minutes, with three total. Come join us and Ella, Crina, Noah, Lopa, Erika, and Mariko to talk about this election!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | These discussions are aimed at understanding masculinity from a male-identified perspective. In addition to exploring the connections between masculinity and themes of violence and power, this will also be a space for introspection on how concepts and expectations of 'manliness' and 'masculinity' shape our relationships, aspirations, fears, achievements, and identity. As the term progresses, we will discuss shared readings and host film screenings on these topics.