This event has been CANCELLED due to illness. Mita Mahato is a Seattle-based cut paper, collage, and comix artist, poet, and educator. Her work assembles fragments of used and discarded materials that dramatize entangled processes of death and renewal, specifically within the context of ecosystemic loss. A Visiting Writers Series reading sponsored by the Randolph […]
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 […]
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of The Legacy Museum of African American History, the Daura Museum of Art at the University of Lynchburg and the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College partner to host a joint art exhibition featuring work by or about African Americans, to run simultaneously at both museums. Legacy: Celebrating […]
Join us for an evening of evocative poetry with Lauren Camp, the 2025 Pearl S. Buck Writer in Residence. Camp, the current New Mexico Poet Laureate, is the author of eight poetry collections, including her most recent, In Old Sky (Grand Canyon Conservancy, 2024). Her work is a confluence of sound, psychology, and language. This […]
