Sandbox Percussion
This lauded contemporary percussion chamber quartet offers audiences a visually and musically compelling performance.
Memoryscapes of King Philip’s War: Revisiting Indigenous and Colonial Places, Histories, and Legacies
Christine DeLucia revisits late 17th-century Native American and colonial encounters, shedding new light on how and why diverse communities pursued diplomacy, peacemaking, and violence.
Imagining the Afterlife in Byzantium
The 2020 Teaching Day combines papers from leading scholars, gallery tours, and object-handling sessions to explore how the Byzantines presented and constructed a view of the afterlife in art and the written word.
Heritage and Its Missions
Speakers at this annual day-long colloquium explore the relationship between heritage meanings and pre-Republican Catholic missions.
Ensemble Caprice
Canada’s lively period-instrument orchestra performs the best of the recently unearthed opera Motezuma, by Antonio Vivaldi.
Byzantine Missions: Meaning, Nature, and Extent
Through this two-day symposium, scholars aim to better understand how the Byzantines perceived the universal claim of their empire and their church.
Segregation and Resistance in America’s Urban Landscapes
This symposium addresses the everyday spatial practices through which marginalized communities resisted oppressions and constructed alternative or counter narratives and spaces.
Cultural Capital: Philanthropy in the Arts and Humanities Today
The conference begins on Thursday night with a keynote lecture on cultural and strategic philanthropy by Dr. Stanley Katz. Speakers on Friday will discuss the evolution and impact of philanthropy to arts and humanities organizations.
Faces of Rulership in the Maya Region
Through this two-day symposium, scholars aim to better understand concepts of rulership and governance in Ancient Maya culture.