Event Calendar

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Heather Dewey-Hagborg ’03 is featured in an exhibition on view now at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Expanding Abstraction: New England Women Painters, 1950 to Now

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Maren Hassinger '69 is featured in an exibition at the Brooklyn Museum, with a performance on July 23 in Prospect Park.

A sculpture exhibition in Germany by Mary Early ’97.

Benny Ehlers uses sound to hear what walking through the new commons building might be like. He transforms these sound explorations into a soundscape composition that will allow listeners to reflect upon the wider acoustic environment we inhabit.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | "Radical Bodies," an exhibition at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, examines the artistic relationships between Halprin, Forti, and Rainer, shedding light on each artist’s contribution to dance history. The exhibition was co-curated by Wendy Perron ’69.

To participate in the bird walk, meet at Jennings Music Library at 8:45 AM sharp!

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | As questions of planetary injury come to drive theoretical debates and reframe empirical studies, this conference inquires into the conditions of possibility for recognizing emergent scales and temporalities of earthly volatility.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Amy Moran-Thomas and Joseph Masco will speak as part of CAPA's Volatile Futures/Earthly Matters conference.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Alex Blanchette and Kristina Lyons will speak as part of CAPA's Volatile Futures/Earthly Matters conference.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Andrea Ballestero and Andrew Mathews will speak as part of CAPA's Volatile Futures/Earthly Matters conference.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Do you identify as masculine/masc? This is the space for YOU!

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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | LOCATION CHANGED TO MARTHA HILL. New dance works by guest faculty and MFA Teaching Fellows Rebecca Brooks, Souleymane Badolo, Stuart Shugg, Yanan Yu.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Soaring in from the past like a bird, the flute lands and sings of the darkness of the modern age. Compositions by Messiaen, Bernstein, and Gordon illuminate beautiful and violent realities, inviting all to meditate on the present historical moment. With a cohort of piano, electronics, and percussion, the flute becomes the voice of our now.