Artist Lecture — Lynne Avadenka
Lynne Avadenka is an American artist/printmaker creating multimedia work informed by explorations of text and image.
Lynne Avadenka is an American artist/printmaker creating multimedia work informed by explorations of text and image.
Presented in collaboration with the Bingham Center for Teaching Excellence and the Hazelrigg Lecture Series for the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Running Nov. 9 through Jan. 22, the exhibition is organized into three sections, each featuring a photographic series by a contemporary Chinese artist: Qian Haifeng’s Green Trains, Tang Haowu’s Migrant Workers, and Li Ming’s Post–Three Gorges.
By Ken Ludwig Directed by Derrick Ledbetter When the world-famous soprano scheduled to headline a one-night-only performance unexpectedly goes missing, panic erupts backstage at the Cleveland Grand Opera Company.
The exhibition is organized into three sections, each featuring a photographic series by a contemporary Chinese artist: Qian Haifeng’s Green Trains, Tang Haowu’s Migrant Workers, and Li Ming’s Post–Three Gorges.
The exhibition is organized into three sections, each featuring a photographic series by a contemporary Chinese artist: Qian Haifeng’s Green Trains, Tang Haowu’s Migrant Workers, and Li Ming’s Post–Three Gorges.
The exhibition is organized into three sections, each featuring a photographic series by a contemporary Chinese artist: Qian Haifeng’s Green Trains, Tang Haowu’s Migrant Workers, and Li Ming’s Post–Three Gorges.
Here We Stand celebrates the life and career of Tom Jones, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation whose photographs are personal expressions steeped in communal responsibility. Exhibition runs Feb. 1 through March 12.
Presented in collaboration with Transylvania University’s Writing Center
Here We Stand celebrates the life and career of Tom Jones, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation whose photographs are personal expressions steeped in communal responsibility.
by William Shakespeare Directed by Tosha Fowler When three mysterious witches foretell his rise to the Scottish throne, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth become consumed by ambition and a ruthless desire for power.