Paintings
August 26-October 11
SAWHILL GALLERY
August 26-October 11
SAWHILL GALLERY
WILSON HALL
Starring Kevin Burke, Written by Rob Becker
October 11-12
CONCERT HALL
October 11-12
CONCERT HALL
October 19-20
CONCERT HALL
CONCERT HALL
with Kate Trammell
EARLYNN J. MILLER DANCE THEATRE
EARLYNN J. MILLER DANCE THEATRE
MAINSTAGE THEATRE
Since ancient times, artists have depicted the graceful form of birds and flowers. Whether viewed as representations of the gods or emblems of paradise on Earth, this exhibition displays works that celebrate the beauty of nature in many cultures from the ancient world through modern times. More
Rebecca Ringquist is a Brooklyn-based visual artist and designer. Her stitched drawings on fabric explore issues of identity. She learned how to embroider in college in a feminist art history class, and has been inspired by the history of American needlework ever since. More
This exhibition presents the students' semester projects from the IVS Writing and Illustrating Literature course in which student writers and illustrators collaborated to create graphic novels, children’s books, comics and text art. More
From the University of Illinois at Chicago, Daniel Sauter is an artist who creates interactive installations and site-specific interventions pertaining to the cultural and social implications of emergent technologies. Shannon McMullen and Fabian Winkler teach at Purdue University. McMullen has an interest in art practice that engages and shapes the experience of urban spaces. Winkler is an artist working at the intersections of the moving image, sound, spatial structures and robotics. More
This exhibition displays, for the first time, a portrait of Rembrandt’s wife Saskia and etchings from the Madison Art Collection, as well as Dutch 17th-century books from Eastern Mennonite University. More
The most creative visual arts event in the Valley features tours of three exciting exhibitions on JMU’s campus, curated talks, appetizers, drinks, dessert and conversation. Bus transportation provided. More
This exhibit explores Charles Lisanby's artistic foundations through his life studies. Lisanby is primarily remembered as an Emmy Award-winning set designer for American television and theater, but these studies of the human body provide insightful evidence of his classical artistic training. More
Enjoy a complete evening of entertainment featuring three distinctive presentations in three Forbes Center venues, plus a movable feast that includes appetizers, drinks and dessert, and the opportunity to mingle with other arts enthusiasts! More
