Drop by for art-making activities inspired by our spring exhibitions and Valentine’s Day! Led by FRAME, Randolph College’s student club, and Maier Volunteers. Please note: not recommended for children under the age of five. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Free.
The 31st Annual Helen Clark Berlind Symposium is a day-long program inspired by the 111th Annual Exhibition: Survivance: Contemporary Native Art featuring artist Michael Namingha. The Berlind Symposium is always held in conjunction with the College’s Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art. On the occasion of the 80th Annual, friends and family of Helen Clark Berlind, […]
A program of short films by Indigenous women that highlights their important role in revitalizing Indigenous culture, identity and communities. Organized by Jennifer Gauthier, PhD., Professor of Media and Culture, Randolph College. Movie snacks provided.
Take a short guided tour of the 111th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Survivance: Contemporary Native Art. Michael Namingha, Virgil Ortiz, Cara Romero and Diego Romero explore ancestral legacy and contemporary issues through innovations with clay and photography. This tour is intended for an adult audience. FREE.
