Department of Art & Art History
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Department News
- February 8
Bilal is the College’s artist-in-residence February 13-16. The opening exhibition is Feb. 16 in the Sonnenschein Gallery on North Campus. More » - January 31
Bianca Greene ’11 captured students in Professor Lebergott’s Advanced Drawing course working with John Carrafa, dancer/choreographer and last year’s artist in residence. Carrafa choreographed a short dance, and the drawing students responded to the timing, sense of movement, arcs, and jumps. Some worked individually and others with partners. “These drawings stood on their own,” says Lebergott, “and also became a part of the pedagogy of the class in connecting one’s own body to the drawing process.” More »
With faculty from the Department of Art and Art History, you will experience art as you create it and analyze it. You will thoughtfully study history, aesthetics, and other areas of the humanities alongside your practice in techniques and medium. While learning about the physicality of creating art you will also analyze the cultural impact art has had in history and in your everyday life.
Though majors and minors in art will opt for primary study in studio art or art history, all art students will not only know art when they see it, they’ll be able to tell you what makes a piece of art unique, creative, interesting, relevant — and why.
Art Events
Thursday, February 9
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7:00pm - 8:00pm:
Portraits 4 People: Artist Presentation
Artist, ML Frank, discusses her work using photography, not simply as a means to produce an image, but as an interaction between photographer and subject: photography as conversation.
Wednesday, February 15
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7:00pm:
Domestic Tension lecture by Wafaa Bilal
Artist in Residence, Wafaa Bilal, will present a lecture about his recent work titled “Domestic Tension.”
Thursday, February 16
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7:30pm:
Wafaa Bilal Gallery Debut
Artist in Residence, Bilal, will debut two new artworks, “The Comfort Zone” and “The American.”
