Events

A guest lecture on historical women composers given by conductor Nan Harrison Washburn, who just completed her 20th season as the music director of the Michigan Philharmonic. Learn more about Nan...

In this talk, Jonathan Holloway, provost and professor of history and African American studies at Nortwestern University, explores how ideas of racial belonging and citizenship are articulated...

Please join the art department and Professor J. Lorand Matory, Lawrence Richardson Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Duke University for the lecture, BDSM as an Afro-Atlantic Religio n. Through a...

Join us for a workshop on copyright and the business of music with alum and litigator David Munkittrick ’07. All are welcome! L unch, snacks, and coffee provided. RSVP appreciated to kmetz@...

In 1988, Zhang Peili borrowed a camcorder and recorded himself breaking and repairing a mirror over three painstaking hours in a time-based artwork called 30 x 30 , which is considered the first act...

Bernard C. Perley, associate pprofessor at the University Wisconsin-Milwaukee, will present ‘‘Having Reservations: Humor and the Arts of Healing.’’ “Having Reservations...

To open the Shirley Graham Du Bois ’34 Symposium, Tammy Kernodle, PhD, will present a lecture/demonstration. Kernodle is professor of musicology at Miami University of Ohio. A Q&A will...

A Richard Murphy Colloquium by Prof. Sylvia Kahan: ‘‘Music's Modern Muse: The Fabulous Life of Winnaretta Singer-Polignac.” Sylvia Kahan is professor of music at the Graduate...

The editing marathon returns for a fourth year. This worldwide event aims to create and expand Wikipedia pages on women and gender non-binary artists. Last year 65 editors participated, contributing...

Alexandra Letvin, assistant curator of European and American art, focuses on the Allen Memorial Art Museum’s newly acquired Cross with Virgin, Christ, and Saints in this program. She speaks...