Arts & Culture
May
4
Fusing Rhythms
Kenyon News
Musician Gabriel Alegria ’93, a pioneer of Afro-Peruvian jazz, returns to Kenyon for a residency and concert.
Along Middle Path
Arts & Culture
Apr
29
Art for Sale
Kenyon News
The Department of Studio Art sells faculty and student works to benefit Wiggin Street Elementary.
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Creative Collaboration
Kenyon News
Artist-in-residence Cheryl Pope works with sociology and psychology students to create an installation in the KAC.
Arts & Culture
Apr
24
Spring Swing
Kenyon News
The Kenyon Jazz Ensemble mixes a jazz brew in its annual spring concert.
Arts & Culture
Broadcasting Her Expertise
Kenyon News
Zoë Kontes, associate professor of classics, wins a Whiting Foundation fellowship to create podcasts on illicit trade in antiquities.
Arts & Culture
Ready, Set, Gallery
Kenyon News
Senior art majors put their creativity on display in a Gund Gallery exhibit.
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Embracing the Challenge
Kenyon News
In the mainstage production of "A Free Man of Color," students blend comedy with issues of race and class.
Arts & Culture
Apr
15
A Timeless Tale
Kenyon News
The one-act musical "Once on This Island" returns to the Rosse Hall stage.
Arts & Culture
Apr
5
The Language of Film
Kenyon News
Steeped in the cinematic arts, educator Ted Walch ’63 returns to Kenyon to discuss the art and appreciation of film.
Arts & Culture
Apr
1
Contemporary Compositions
Kenyon News
Eclectic saxophone-and-drums duo Patchwork will perform at Rosse Hall.
Arts & Culture
Framing Security
Kenyon News
A new Gund Gallery exhibit challenges conceptions about surveillance and modern security.
Arts & Culture
A "wild calm": @boomerangdance, founded by Prof. Kora Radella and 2 #KenyonCollege grads, is profiled in @tmagazine https://t.co/0g44J1PDxk
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Trees in Focus
Kenyon News
Photographer and Professor of Art Gregory Spaid ’68 is selected for a national park residency.
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Novel Journey
Kenyon News
Economics major Rioghnach Robinson ’16 makes her publishing debut with a much-anticipated novel.
Arts & Culture
Artistic Instinct
Kenyon News
Using “visceral materials,” artist Natalie Wardlaw ’16 created a portfolio of work that is up for a top statewide art award.