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Bach to Today—Aaron Larget-Caplan, guitar

Larget-Caplan performs a recital featuring music by J.S. Bach; Boston-based composer Kevin Siegfried; Antonio Lauro of Venezuela; new works by young Wheaton composers and an…

The Arts in Providence: Creating Community

April 16, 2013 Join us for a lively conversation—with Providence artists, city leaders, and nonprofit organizers—about how art sustains and strengthens communities. Hear about the…

Comp 2 Improv—Improv 2 Comp

April 15, 2013 How composition informs improvisation, how improvisation informs composition….A lecture concert featuring Todd Brunel, clarinet with Eric Hofbauer, guitar and Rob Bethel, cello.…

Contra Dance

April 10, 2013 Featuring live music by David Kaynor, Eric Eid-Reiner ’11, Randy Miller and David Cantieni. All dances will be taught, beginners are welcome.…

Gina Borromeo presents Made for Eternity: Egyptian Art at RISD

April 10, 2013 Gina Borromeo, Wheaton Class of 1984, and Curator of Ancient Art at the RISD Museum in Providence, will discuss her most recent…

ARTHive Mixer

April 3, 2013 Please join us for an ARTHive department mixer. Mingle with majors, speak to professors, and find out more about Fall 2013 course…

Mellon Postdoctoral Candidate in Art History—Halle O’Neal

March 22, 2013 Halle O’Neal, Postdoctoral Fellow, Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies Harvard University, Mellon Postdoctoral Candidate in Art History presents: “The Universe in a…

Bach and the British

March 20, 2013 William MacPherson, organ, performs music by J. S. Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, and British composers. Cole Memorial Chapel 7:30pm

Readings by the Writer—Coleman Barks and Lisa Starr

March 18, 2013 Barks is the author of numerous Rumi translations and has been a student of Sufism since 1977. His work with Rumi was…

Women Playwrights in America

Three of America’s foremost playwright-intellectuals—Ruth Margraff, Lisa Schlesinger, and Caridad Svich — discuss the state of theatre in our culture, censorship, the politics of form,…

Readings by the Writer—Gina Apostol

Apostol’s first two novels each won the Philippine National Book Award for Fiction (1997 and 2010). Excerpts from her novel in progress, The Unintended, appear…

Great Woods Chamber Orchestra presents “Sketches of Spain”

The 50-member Great Woods Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Prof. Delvyn Case, presented a concert of music inspired by Spain in December 2012.