Event Calendar

MacArthur-winning artist Carrie Mae Weems's national public awareness campaign Resist COVID / Take 6! comes to Southern Vermont and the Berkshires, with signage and merchandise presented by Usdan Gallery in collaboration with regional partners.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The exhibition "Bring It Home" distributes commissioned posters by BIPOC artists to the public, inviting audiences to install works in personal spaces.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | The Vermont Alumni Cooperative and faculty member Tatiana Abatemarco discuss food insecurity and rural food justice in Vermont.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | This talk starts from the unorthodox idea that a study of technical interactions is not just about decoding platforms but also about studying service work—call center operators, wait staff, even sex workers. By investigating the dissociative and opaque performances in Julia Leigh’s film Sleeping Beauty (2011), Tung-Hui Hu shows that personhood today has become cybernetic: we increasingly communicate with others through scripted—even programmed—interactions while revealing little of ourselves. These dehumanizing changes are not all depressing, however, but represent an opportunity to reconceive what liveness, privacy, and humanness are today.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Music Mondays presents an artist talk with mrudangam artist, composer, and scholar Rajna Swaminathan.

Come to discuss course offerings, expectations around 4000-level classes and advanced work.