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The Glass Menagerie

The Roxbury Repertory Theater brings renowned theatre artist Robbie McCauley’s visionary, bi-racial production of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie to Wheaton.

Faculty Staff Holiday Craft Fair

Please join us for this Wheaton College tradition, a selection of vendors will be in attendance offering unique handmade gift ideas.

Gallery Opening: Goya & Beethoven Finding a Voice Out of Silence

November 19, 2014 This WIIH exhibition is curated by ARTH298: Impossible Monsters: Goya as Painter and Printmaker with musical examples selected by MUSC398: Beethoven. It…

Piano Music of Beethoven and Granados

December 4, 2014 Visiting Artist Leslie Amper will present a solo piano recital in conjunction with the Wheaton Institute for the Interdisciplinary Humanities (WIIH) and…

Art, Politics, and the Environment in Zina Saro-Wiwa’s Port Harcourt Project

Featuring Amy Powell, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Krannert Art Museum.

Writers and their Influences: featuring B.K. Fischer, Michelle Hoover, and Masha Obolensky moderated by Jared Bowen

Poet B.K. Fischer, fiction writer Michelle Hoover and playwright Masha Obolensky will read from their works.

The Changing Image of Goya: Recent Discoveries and New Questions

Renowned international Goya scholar, Janis Tomlinson, presents The Changing Image of Goya: Recent Discoveries and New Questions.

P3SF Artist’s Talk

The Wheaton Studio Art Faculty will be in the gallery to discuss their work, on display in our current exhibition P3SF.

7th Annual Mary L. Heuser Lecture featuring Stephanie Loeb Stepanek ’65

Entitled Goya’s Ingenious Arrangements: Imagined Worlds.

Voice of an Artist—Marshall Rose

November 17, 2014 Cinematographer Marshall Rose will screen samples of his film, television, and online work, including Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee with Jerry Seinfeld,…

Clenét Verdi-Rose’s Sand Castles

October 6, 2014 Wheaton Alum Clenét Verdi-Rose ’04 will screen his award-winning film Sand Castles. Q&A to follow. Ellison Lecture, Watson Fine Arts, 5 p.m.

How I Leveraged a Great Career from a Fine Arts Degree featuring David Mayo

David Mayo would argue that allowing yourself to pursue knowledge in the abstract is both fulfilling and valuable.