Category: Events

Associate Professor of Art History, led a Los Angeles art gallery tour for alums on April 27 as part of Carleton’s regional alumni clubs program. Whether joining for part or all of the day, 32 alums, family, friends, and parents of current students enjoyed the diversity of the galleries, Professor Elfline’s expertise, and captured a glimpse of the vibrant LA art scene within three very distinct neighborhoods: Culver City, Hollywood, and Downtown. Learn more about the event and the galleries visited.

Fred Hagstrom will give an Artist Talk at the Bainbridge Museum of Art on March 31, 2019. During this talk, Fred will discuss the context of his body of work and focus on two specific books that speak of the Seattle area and Japanese American history.

Fred Hagstrom, the Carleton College Rae Schupack Nathan Professor of Art, presented the college’s annual “Argument & Inquiry Seminar” convocation on September 21. The title of his presentation was “Deepening the Habit of Learning, Fostering Curiosity and Imagination for a Lifetime.”

Senior Lecturer in Art, Dan Bruggeman will exhibit his latest paintings, “From Voids That Are Never Empty” at Groveland Gallery.

Fred Hagstrom is part of the exhibit “Third Space: shifting conversations about contemporary art.” The Birmingham Museum of Art presents Third Space, the first large exhibition of contemporary art from the Museum’s own collection.Third Space features over 100 works of art in a variety of mediums, including painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, and video. The exhibition creates connections between the American South and other parts of the world using contemporary art.

Professor of Art, is exhibiting her visual work at Swan Vision Gallery in Maiden Rock, Wisconsin June 23 through July 28. “Photosynthesis at Maiden Rock” is a mixed media installation which explores the flora and fauna of Rice County, Minnesota.

Steven Mohring designed the set for the next Ten Thousand Things Theater Company’s production of The Good Person of Szechwan by Bertolt Brecht. Public performances will be held May 3 through 6, 17 through 20 and 24 through 27 at St Paul’s ELCA, May 10 through 13 and May 31 through June 3 at the Open Book.

Jessica Keating, Assistant Professor of Art History, presents “Collecting Exotica, Picturing New Worlds” at the Getty’s exhibition “Rembrandt and the Inspiration of India” on April 8, 2018.

Instructor in Art Danny Saathoff exhibits an immersive art installation about ice formation and the effects of climate change on Lake Superior. February 20-March 3 at the Grand Marais Art Colony.

Jessica Keating will present “Early Modern Automata: Animating Art History” at the “New Approaches to Preindustrial Technology: Bodies, Minds, and Machines” International Workshop at Yale University in April 2018.