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A Gathering of Austin Prize Winners

Alumnae from four decades attended a gathering celebrating Austin Prize winners at the Austin House on April 7, 2011.

Kollwitz podcast

Oona Laurie ’13 describes how Kollwitz combined various printmaking techniques to create a vivid, textured sense of the rugged strength of her work’s main subject:…

Amanda Daly

Amanda Daly ’03. PhD Student in Ethnomusicology, Boston University; Singer. Amanda was the first independent Ethnomusicology major to graduate from Wheaton.

Axis Mundi: Levittown

September 7-November 4, 2011. Beard and Weil Galleries, Watson Fine Arts.

Miro podcast

Jesse O’Neil ’14 and Tu Nguyen ’14 explore how the abstract figures and bright colors of the Surrealist Miró combine to create a sense of…

Heckel podcast

Kirstie Parkinson ‘13 and Leon Morabia ’14 describe how Heckel, a member of the German Expressionist Brücke group, uses the woodblock technique to emphasize the…

Vlaminck podcast

Lauren Reidel ’12 and Samantha Green ’11 discuss how Vlaminck—a French Fauve celebrated for his expressive palette of bright colors—instead relies on the black tones…

Calder podcast

Candace Shaw ’13 and guest Taylor discuss how the forms and colors of Calder’s sculpture create a feeling of both mobility and duration of time in…

Ryan Saunders

Ryan Saunders ’00. Executive Director, Chorus of Westerly (R.I); Singer. An emerging and critical professional cultural field that has developed over the past decade is…

Jordan Trundy

Jordan Trundy ’10. Apple Computer Employee, Baritone. My first year out of college took an unexpected but surprisingly excellent turn.

Ben Spalter

Ben Spalter. Development Officer, Boston Symphony Orchestra; Trumpeter. Stage fright was my reason for not performing for a living.

Brooke (Bisson) Hubner

Brooke (Bisson) Hubner ’02. Church Organist, Wedding Musician, Grantwriter, Fulbright Recipient.