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Juried Student Art Exhibition

 

Opening Reception and Awards Presentation
Thursday, February 9, 4pm
Peeler Art Center, Visual Arts Gallery

(Re)figured: New Photography

Artist Talks and Gallery Reception
Friday, February 17, 7pm; artist talks at 7:30
Low Road Gallery

Nancy Bowen:  Begettings

Artist Talk and Gallery Reception
Monday, March 5, 6pm
Peeler Art Center, Upper University Gallery

Alumni Chat Event

Jenny McDermott (now at ArtNews) and Erin Pearson (now at David Zwirner Gallery, New York City) have kindly agreed to chat about life after DePauw for the B.A. in Art History.  Please plan on attending this live discussion via Skype--this is an amazing opportunity to talk with two alums who now enjoy successful careers in the arts.

Art & Music Road Trip

Spring 2012 Art Trip
March 10, Bus departs 9:30am returns 11:30pm
Cost $25, Email: mscott@depauw.edu to sign up

Violent Fun

Artist Talks and Gallery Reception
Friday, March 16, 7pm; artist talks at 7:30
Low Road Gallery
 

Reach Rededication Ceremony

Thursday, April 5, 4pm
DePauw Nature Park

On Thursday, April 5 at 4 pm, we will rededicate Mark Warwick’s steel sculpture Reach.  The event will begin at the sculpture’s new location near the walking path just east of the Prindle lower parking lot in the Nature Park.  Refreshments and a bonfire at the Prindle Institute for Ethics will follow a brief dedication, along with music provided by the DePauw Percussion Ensemble.

Reach was DePauw’s first outdoor public sculpture to be installed on campus.  Inspired by the flatness of the Midwestern landscape and its many grain silos, Reach contrasts the curvilinear decorativeness of Warwick’s European homeland with the stark straight edges of America’s cityscapes.  Generous support from Mr. William M. Horne '42 and Mrs. Alice (Hobart) Horne '45 made the 1997 acquisition possible.

 
  Gallery Talk with Marnie McInness
Passing Time Exhibition
Friday, April 6, noon
Peeler Art Center, University Galleries



Please join us on Friday, April 6 at noon in the Richard E. Peeler Art Center, University Gallery (lower level) for a gallery talk with English and Women's Studies professor Marnie McInnes. 
Heidi Chronicles
Passing Time Exhibition
Friday, April 13, 7:30 pm
Moore Theatre, GCPA


How have women benefited from the Women’s Movement? The Heidi Chronicles, the 1989 Pulitzer Prize winning play by Wendy Wasserstein asks this and other questions by tracing the life of a female art historian. Wasserstein’s main character, Heidi Holland, comes of age during the pivotal years of the Women’s Movement. Through her relationships with both men and women, we watch her struggle to determine what women have really gained and at what cost. The play has a wonderful mixture of probing intellectual questions and old fashion theatrical humor. Come see what the New York Daily News called, “not just a funny play, but a wise one.”

"Bill Cunningham New York"

Documentary Showing at Prindle
Sunday, April 15, 4pm

This documentary is a cinematic profile of noted New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham.  Bill Cunningham New York is a delicate, funny and often poignant portrait of a dedicated artist whose only wealth is his own humanity and unassuming grace. The Prindle Institute hopes to discuss the intersections of art and ethics through the lens of a man who had dedicated his entire life to documenting fashion- sacrificing personal relationships and fame in favor of staying true to his art and keeping the integrity of the photograph.
The film has won many awards, including awards from the New York Film Festival, the Sydney Film Festival, and many others. Pizza will be served and discussion will follow the film.

 
 

Raku Firing

 

Thursday, 4/19, 7-10pm
106, Peeler Art Center
Light Refreshments Served
 

"Gerhard Richter Painting"

Punch Card Screening (DePauw Class Only)
Thursday, April 19, 7:30pm
With opening talk by Professor Michael Mackenzie
Auditorium, Peeler Art Center

Public Screening
Saturday, April 21, 6:00pm
Auditorium, Peeler Art Center