Students, faculty, community come together for musical performances
Members of the Sewanee community will combine their talents for a number of end-of-semester musical performances this week.
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University’s first gallery walk features two artists in three galleries
A campus gallery walk Feb. 18 will feature the exhibitions "Sanford Biggers: Moon Medicine" (University Art Gallery, Carlos Gallery) and "Preserving a Heritage: Fine Art Prints by Jonathan Green" (University Archives and Special Collections).
Sewanee Symphony Orchestra appears on recording project to benefit Ala. tornado relief
The Sewanee Symphony Orchestra, providing the accompaniment to a song by Birmingham band Act of Congress, appears on a new recording project called The Wind Will Carry the Voice of the People. The project is a fundraiser in response to the Alabama tornadoes.
Theatre Sewanee presentation of Euripides’ “Hecuba” to have Sewanee flavor
Theatre Sewanee’s presentation of Euripides’ powerful tragedy, “Hecuba,” Feb. 23-28 will have a definite Sewanee flavor. The translation of “Hecuba” is by distinguished American poet Marilyn Nelson, currently in residence at the University as a Brown Foundation Fellow and visiting professor of English. Visiting artist Tarashai Lee, C’00, will play the role of Hecuba. James Carlson, visiting professor of music, has composed the music.
“Smile,” a solo exhibition by Jessica Wohl, Oct. 8 through Nov. 21 in the Carlos Gallery
The Art Department of the University of the South presents Smile, a solo exhibition by Visiting Assistant Professor Jessica Wohl, Oct. 8 through Nov. 21 in the Carlos Gallery. Wohl will present a lecture on her work at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, followed by a reception.
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