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Perlman Teaching Museum opens 2016 with a celebration of the iconic Japanese cherry blossom
15 January 2016The Braucher Gallery will feature an on-site installation by renowned Japanese artist Ayomi Yoshida, “As Cherry Blossoms Fall,” while the Kaemmer Gallery exhibit highlights the cherry blossom motif in 19th– and 20th-century Japanese prints.
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Carleton professor emeritus Ed Buchwald presents “The Cannon River: Tamed and Untamed”
30 October 2015Buchwald is the McBride Professor of Geology and Environmental Studies, Emeritus.
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Students in Professor Jay Beck’s spring term CAMS 265 Sound Design class were asked to “sonorize” the works in the Perlman Teaching Museum’s Sets, Series, Sounds exhibition, creating soundscapes to match the periods and locations represented in the artworks.
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Carleton College’s senior studio art majors will present their culminating works in the College’s Senior Art Show opening Friday, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the Perlman Teaching Museum at the Weitz Center for Creativity. The art show—entitled “Untitled (for reasons)”—opens with a special reception with the students, who will be on-hand to discuss their work. Admittance to the reception and to the Perlman Teaching Museum is free and open to the public.