Events

Sarah Brayer, whose work is included in the exhibition Fibers of Becoming, will talk about her experience traveling to Japan in 1980, where she discovered washi (traditional Japanese paper) as an art...

In this talk, Joanne Kim (OC 2026), Student Curatorial Assistant in Asian Art, will present her research on a group of ceramics from Korea's Three Kingdoms Period (ca. 57 BCE-676 CE). Kim will discuss...

Join us in Hallock Auditorium at the Adam Joseph Lewis Center for a film screening of Another Light on the Road: Robert Frank and June Leaf's Canadian Home, directed by Katrina Whalen and John...

In honor of the artist June Leaf, who exploded the traditional categories of two and three-dimensional art, the Allen will host a performative lecture by Professor of Dance, Ann Cooper Albright...

In Elena Ferrante's acclaimed Neapolitan Novels, Lila disfigured her wedding photograph, masking it with black tape; in The Days of Abandonment, Olga cuts and pastes family photographs into a...

This documentary explores the roles of Africans and their descendants in Renaissance Europe as revealed in compelling paintings, drawings, sculptures, and printed books of the period. By addressing...

This documentary explores the roles of Africans and their descendants in Renaissance Europe as revealed in compelling paintings, drawings, sculptures, and printed books of the period. By addressing...

Celebrate Women's History Month with hands-on activities exploring trailblazing artists, and gain inspiration for your own creations! Art lovers of all ages are welcome to drop in anytime. Open to all...

June Leaf was a genre-defying artist whose spindly metal sculptures are the centerpiece of her career retrospective on view at the Allen. Leaf thought of her art practice as a form of choreography...

How can we teach with art that refuses categorization? Fiona Giménez-Collins (OC 2025), Academic Programs Curatorial Assistant, will discuss sparking student dialogue around art objects that challenge...