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  • Joseph Florentine

    Joseph Fiorentino

    Joseph Fiorentino ’12 has a post-graduate job in environmental preservation with the Southwest Conservation Corps in Salida, Colo. More »
  • Sedra Davis

    Sedra Davis

    From studio arts to medical informatics, Sedra Davis ’14 sees endless possibilities in her liberal arts education. More »
  • Student Film Festival, spring 2012

    Student Film Festival

    May 4, 2012
    Selected student videos, films and animation from this academic year will be shown.
    Ellison Lecture, Watson Fine Arts 6:30pm More »
  • Emily Swalec (thumb)

    “Look Again” and See Yourself

    Emily Swalec ’14 reviews the recent Ken Aptekar exhibition in Beard and Weil Galleries. She sees Aptekar’s work as bridging the gap between those who “get” art and those who feel alienated by it. More »
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    Art of Community Live Auction

    April 10, 2012
    Come and bid on works of art and experiences donated by Wheaton faculty, students, and staff—from affordable prints and photographs to private museum tours. Many of these are now on display throughout Watson. Proceeds will benefit City Arts! for Youth in Providence, the Ann Murray Conservation Fund, and ARTHive, Wheaton's art history club.
    Holman Roon, Mary Lyon Hall 7pm More »
  • Lech Majewski

    Filmmaker Lech Majewski presents 'The Mill and the Cross'

    April 12, 2012
    Majewski, a widely reputed Polish visual artist and filmmaker, who has had a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in NY and work on view at the Venice Biennale, has created a motion picture The Mill and the Cross based on the painting by Pieter Bruegel, The Way to Calvary. A discussion with the filmmaker will follow the screening.
    Ellison Lecture, Watson Fine Arts 7pm More »
  • Alexander Payne

    "Sideways" Film Screening and Discussion with Director Alexander Payne

    April 5, 2012
    Come watch Sideways, followed by a discussion with the two-time Oscar-winning director, producer and screenwriter Alexander Payne. Payne is also the director of About Schmidt, Citizen Ruth, Election and The Descendants, a Best Picture nominee this year. Free and open to the public.
    Weber Theatre, Watson Fine Arts 7pm More »
  • 2012 Heuser Lecture featuring Alison Syme

    4th Annual Mary L. Heuser Lecture 'Paint, Pollen, Polymorphy: Sargent's Allegorical Self-Portraits' featuring Alison Syme

    March 29, 2012
    Syme is associate professor of art history at the University of Toronto, where she teaches courses in European and American 19th & 20th century art and visual culture.
    Ellison Lecture, Watson Fine Arts 7pm More »
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    ARTHive Needs You!

    We want you to be involved in your arts community. Consider making a donation of to ARTHive’s “The Art of Community” Auction, to be held on April 10 at 7pm, Holman Room. We’re celebrating how the arts help to build communities, here on campus and beyond. More »
  • Whitney Alves in Rome

    Call for Student Proposals: Eberhart Grant

    Interested in going abroad for research-related travel this summer? The Patti Eberhart ‘68 Overseas Study and Travel Grant generously funds art and art history majors to study original works of art, or conduct research at libraries and archives not available in the U.S. This is an ideal opportunity for majors, especially those planning an honors project next year. More »