Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Poetry Reading by Victor Rodríguez Nuñez
Please join us for an evening of poetry with Victor Rodríguez Nuñez. This event is co-sponsored by the English Department and the Hispanic and Studies and Latin American Studies Departments.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Screening of “Dead Man Walking” in preparation for Sr. Helen Prejean’s LC Visit
Please join us for this special free screening of the Oscar-winning film, Dead Man Walking, in preparation of Sister Helen Prejean’s visit to Lewis & Clark College on February 4, 2015.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
King Abdullah Memorial
Join us for student presentations celebrating Saudi Arabian King Abdullah’s life, informative discussions, and snacks.
2015 Dixon Award Presentations by Lillian Tuttle and Caitlin Degnon
Please join the English department for a presentation by 2014 Dixon Award co-winners, Lillian Tuttle and Caitlin Degnon. Lillian used the award to attend the “Mansfield in France” conference in Paris. Caitlin traveled to the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. to study the influence of anthropology on Zora Neale Hurston’s racial depictions.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Community Dinner to discuss the new film “Selma”
Please join us for a Community Dinner and Dialogue to discuss the new movie, Selma.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
From MLK to Michael Brown #blacklivesmatter A Social Justice Teach-in
LC Community members with an advanced understanding of racial justice will participate in a Social Justice Teach-in, facilitated by local academics and activists (and activist academics). The goal of the Teach-in is to increase individual knowledge and capacity to work for racial justice.
10th Annual Watzek Rocks
We are pleased to announce the 10th annual Watzek Rocks lineup! Jung Body, Watch Out, and Cheerlieder will be rocking Watzek, January 22 at 4 p.m. Kick off the semester with us and show us your moves.
Deportation, Coercive Mobility, and the Statecraft of American Migration: Roots and Routes of State Capacity, 1914—1941
Ethan Blue is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Western Australia. His talk will examine the emergence of American mass deportation in the early 20th century. The United States currently has one of the most intricate deportation regimes in the history of the world, and deports some 400,000 people per year. It is a bipartisan political effort, with widespread support among Democrats and Republicans alike.
Reinventing Documentary: The Art of Allan Sekula
The Eric and Ronna Hoffman Gallery of Art presents:
Reinventing Documentary: The Art of Allan Sekula
Reinventing Documentary: The Art of Allan Sekula
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.
Screening and Discussion of “Anne Braden: Southern Patriot”
Please join us for this free screening and discussion of the documentary, “Anne Braden: Southern Patriot” as part of MLK Week.
Exhibit: Color Theory, Albers to Itten
Watzek’s Special Collections and Visual Resources Center are pleased to announce a new exhibit on Color Theory, as displayed through Special Collections holdings from the Josef Albers’ 1963 classic tome, The Interaction of Color. Stop by the 3rd floor of Watzek to see three silkscreened teaching cards from this rare original as well as works by LC faculty Debra Beers and Cara Tomlinson.