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Composer Nick Hallett ’97 blends linguistics, music, and performance in avant-garde ways, including performing a seminal work by late cellist and composer Arthur Russell. 

From interdisciplinary classrooms to New York stages, Tei Blow ’02 explores how Oberlin’s culture of collaboration shaped his career in multimedia art.

RISD professor Meena Hasan '09 explores identity, history, and materiality through work that challenges traditional definitions 

Oberlin inspired Eva Sturm-Gross ’22 to create art that combines her love for nature with solving theological problems.

 Through painting and sculpture, Isabel Yellin ’11 explores the complexities of the human experience.

A double major in creative writing and studio art, Virginia Wagner ’08 is an artist in the truest sense of the word.

Partnership will yield host site for new BA+BFA in Integrated Arts dual degree program.

The question of obsolescence—whether a technology, artwork, product, or idea remains relevant—is crucial to the work of artists and scientists. Obsolescence is relevant for myriad reasons. For one, we are often left wondering how much time we have left, with both our technology and life itself. At the same time, contemporary scientific and artistic developments are informed by previous trends.

Five-year path toward two degrees includes focused work in the thriving arts world of nearby Cleveland.