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  • Ha building structure design

    Nguyên Hà (ARB Architects, Hanoi, Vietnam) - “SERENITY-UNCONCIOUSNESS- CRAFTSMANSHIP-ARCHITECTURE”

    Nguyen Hà, co-founder of ARB Architects, emphasizes finding “serenity” in architecture. Her projects reflect the progression of culture, history, and religions in different regions and ethnicities in Vietnam. She pays special attention to the formation, disappearance, and transitional processes of Vietnamese traditional craft villages. Hà worked with artisans from such villages to preserve traditional production methods and to create new materials. She is also known as a designer of lighting installations. 

    Johnson Classroom 204

    Closed to the Public

    FREE

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    Rauschenberg’s White Paintings (1951): A Catalogue Raisonné Case Study

    On October 18, 1951, Robert Rauschenberg wrote a letter to his gallerist, Betty Parsons, announcing a new series of work “dealing with the suspense, excitement, and body of an organic silence.” Despite an initially negative reception, his White Paintings have since been recognized as a critical precursor to Conceptualism and Minimalism. Rauschenberg felt it essential to maintain the pristine, white surface of the paintings, and, as such, allowed the series to be repainted and refabricated.

    Mahaney Arts Center 125

    Open to the Public

  • Johnson Student Holiday Showcase

    Please join us in celebrating the fantastic work of all Studio Art and Architecture students in Fall 2024 classes.  Small bites and refreshments will be served.

    Johnson Atrium

  • Edwin Austin Abbey’s (1852–1911) drawings at Yale University.

    Edwin Austin Abbey’s Mural Painting: Context and Conservation

    Theresa Fairbanks Harris, Senior Conservator of Works on Paper at the Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale Center for British Art, and Josephine Rodgers, Curator of Collections and Director of Engagement at the Middlebury College Art Museum, will lead a discussion on the conservation treatment and history of Edwin Austin Abbey’s (1852–1911) drawings at Yale University. The treatment was completed in preparation for the ‘The Dance of Life: Figure and Imagination in American Art, 1876–1917’ exhibition now on view at the Yale University Art Gallery.

    Johnson Classroom 204

    Open to the Public

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    HARC Information Session

    Hear from HARC majors about their experiences and why they decided to major in History of Art/Museum Studies and Architectural Studies.  You can meet the faculty and hear about the exciting WT & Spring 2025 classes offered.

    Pizza will be served.

    Open to Middlebury students only.

    Mahaney Arts Center Lower Lobby

    Closed to the Public

  • Photo credit: Millicent Harvey, the photographer (vlack & white photo of city street & sidewalk and person walking)

    Consequential: Towards an Activist Practice

    Professor Hilderbrand will discuss the origins and contemporary implications of an activist practice of landscape architecture, facing head-on the twin crises of our time: climate and justice. Co-Sponsored by the Cameron Visiting Artist Fund.

    Johnson Classroom 204

    Open to the Public