Join us for an artist talk with Randolph College assistant professor of art, Chris Cohen, whose first solo exhibition at the Maier Museum, Recent Work by Chris Cohen, is on view through December 15, 2024. Reception to follow. FREE and open to the public. Image: Chris Cohen, Randolph College assistant professor of art, with Toyin […]
The 33rd Annual Helen Clark Berlind Symposium is inspired by the 113th Annual Exhibition – Vita Wild: Contemporary Wildlife Art which focuses on animals in the American wilderness and their intrinsic connection to the ecosystem. Moderated by Tammi Hanawalt, PhD, curator of art at National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, WY, panelists include artists […]
A New Sixth-century AD martyrial basilica: Bir el Knissia in the sacred landscape of Carthage (Tunisia). Susan Stevens, Randolph College Professor of Classics Emeritus, is a specialist in the archaeology of North Africa. Trained as a Classical philologist specializing in Latin with research as an archaeologist, she has directed excavations at Carthage and Lamta (Tunisia). […]
Ann Holsberry will discuss her work and methods featured in her solo exhibition at the Maier Museum of Art: Ann Holsberry: Navigating Sea and Stars. Holsberry's art celebrates the inherent beauty of the natural order of things in scales ranging from cosmic to microscopic representing both the vast and infinitesimal as a unified whole. Her long-term […]
THE ORIGINS OF ROMAN BATHING AT THE SANCTUARY OF POSEIDON AT ISTHMIA Jon Frey, Associate Professor of Classical Studies, Michigan State University Lecture at 5 p.m. | Doors open at 4:30 p.m. In addition to being one of the most recognizable monuments at the site, the Roman Bath at Isthmia in Greece continues to yield […]
