Gallery Events (page 3)
The Tea House as a Living Museum
Arbor of Pure Breeze: The Tea House as a Living Museum The Williamson Gallery continues its exciting selection of year-long presentations on the Scripps College campus. Free of charge and open to the public, this presentation is an invitation to spend some time in a different world. Robert Hori Urasenke Tea Ceremony Organization, Huntington Gardens […]
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Femfolio at Gallery 112
In conjunction with the Williamson Gallery’s Women and Print exhibition, the Femfolio, a collection of works by 20 female artists, is on display at Gallery 112, Lang Arts Building, from September 2 through October 19, Monday through Thursday, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm and 1:30 – 5 pm.
Read MoreLandscape, Memory and Metaphor, Tues., Oct. 28
Join us on Tuesday, October 28, for a presentation by Bernice Ficek-Swenson, who specializes in photogravure: Landscape, Memory and Metaphor October 28, 2014, 12 to 1 pm Speaker: Bernice Ficek-Swenson, Professor of Art, University of Wisconsin, River Falls Hampton Room, Malott Commons Supported by the Erma O’Brien Distinguished Visiting Fellowship You are invited […]
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Picturing Mexico: Alfredo Ramos Martinez Symposium Video and Summary
A summary of the recent Williamson Gallery symposium on Martínez, held at Scripps.
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Recent Acquisitions Summer Reception
An opportunity to view some of the marvelous works that have come into the Gallery’s collection this year.
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Scripps Art Alums Get a Grip on the Gender Gap
At this Alumnae in the Arts event, a panel of Scripps alums – artists, art conservationists, gallerists, and art writers – gathered to discuss the topic of the gender gap within the visual arts.
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Drowning in Drought: Williamson Interns’ Exhibition at Gallery 112 through April 11
The Williamson Gallery’s interns have teamed up to create an exhibition on a theme of their choosing.
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Investing in Nature: Sacred Landscapes
Join us at the Hampton Room, Malott Commons, Scripps College at noon on Tuesday, March, for a talk on sacred landscapes by Regula Feldman Campbell ’69.
Read MoreVision and Legacy: African Arts at LACMA & A Tribute to Samella Lewis
Join us at the Hampton Room, Malott Commons, Scripps College at noon on Tuesday, February 25, for a talk on African Art at LACMA, and for a tribute to Prof. Samella Lewis. As the first tenured African American professor at the Claremont Colleges, Dr. Lewis taught art history at Scripps College from 1969 to 1984, enriching the experience of art for countless students.
Read MoreMacArthur Award Winner Elizabeth Turk to Speak at Scripps
Elizabeth Robbins Turk ’83, sculptor and recipient of a MacArthur Award, will present “Nothing Is Everything: How the Negative Defines the Positive.”
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