Posts tagged with “Arts @ Carleton” (All posts)
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On Monday, January 18, the Perlman Teaching Museum opened its newest exhibition, Being Public/Public Beings, curated by the students of Professor Ross Elfine’s Fall 2020 Art and Democracy seminar. The…
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A Bright Spot
11 January 2021New public art/light fixture appears in Evelyn M. Anderson Hall.
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Sara Cluggish joins Carleton as director and curator of Perlman Teaching Museum Outside link
12 October 2020Sara Cluggish joined Carleton College in August as the new Mary Hulings Rice Director and Curator of the Perlman Teaching Museum after working in museums and galleries across the United Kingdom and Twin Cities.
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Recent performances spanned genre, period and focus, but creativity connected them all.
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Carleton Brings Artist 2Fik Back to Minnesota
3 October 2018This fall, 2Fik is coming to Carleton thanks to the Mellon Public Works project headed by Stephanie Cox, a Senior Lecturer of the French Department and the Cross-Cultural Studies Department at Carleton College. While on campus, he will serve as the Center for Community and Civic Engagement Artist-in-Residence for three weeks (October 15-November 5).
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Blending the music of China and Syria Outside link
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Walk the Weitz: An Improvisational Performance
16 May 2016A group of roughly thirty people came together on May 11, 2016 to walk the Weitz Center for Creativity as an improv performance. Once everyone wiggled into their WALK! t-shirts, any distinction between dancer and audience melted away.
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Phil Smith is among the preeminent Experimental Walkers in Britain, and a leading writer on walking as a discovery process. He will be Artist-in-Residence at the Carleton WALK! Festival from May 9 – May 21. Phil will be presenting 10 public events: please join us!
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Why a WALK Festival?
21 April 2016On Friday, April 1, the exhibitions Crossings: Harriet Bart and Yu-Wen Wu and Passages: Walking in Contemporary Art opened at the Perlman Teaching Museum as part of the WALK! festival happening on- and off-campus this term.
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Carleton Presents “Ancient Masters in Modern Styles: Chinese Ink Paintings from the 16th–21st Centuries”
11 December 2012Carleton College is pleased to present “Ancient Masters in Modern Styles: Chinese Ink Paintings from the 16th-21st Centuries,” opening Friday, Jan. 11 in the Braucher Gallery of the Perlman Teaching Museum, located in the College’s Weitz Center for Creativity. This exquisite exhibition is curated by Kathleen M. Ryor, Carleton professor of art history, and comes to the College from the Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia and Lijin collections. Celebrating the beauty and rich variety of ink painting over centuries, works in “Ancient Masters in Modern Styles” embody both tradition and transformation in practices transmitted from generation to generation.