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Author Archives: James Weissinger
On “White Boys” /// Conversation with Brendan Wattenberg ’06
As part of the exhibition White Boys currently on view in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, the Creative Residencies Program and the Hurford Center are hosting a panel discussion with four artists from the show and curator Natasha L. Logan this … Continue reading
Posted in Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, Creative Residency, Uncategorized
Tagged Bayete Ross Smith, Brendan Wattenberg, Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, Cindy Sherman, Deborah Willis, Hank Willis Thomas, Haverford College, Lisa Fairstein, Michael Ratulowski, Natasha L. Logan, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Philip Metz, Pia Chakraverti-Wuerthwein, Pitch Blackness, Possible Cities/Imaging Africa, Ruti Talmor, Ryan McGinley, Samuel Fosso, Thomas Ruff, Walther Collection, White Boys, Wolfgang Tillmans
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TONIGHT /// Dufala Bros. & Matthew Callinan on WHYY
Past Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery artists Billy & Steven Dufala will be featured tonight, Friday March 1st, on WHYY’s Friday Arts program, along with Campus Exhibitions Coordinator Matthew Seamus Callinan. Check out a preview and tune in to WHYY TV 12 … Continue reading
“The Marriage of True Minds” Now Streaming @ Pitchfork.com
The new Matmos record “The Marriage of True Minds” is now streaming on Pitchfork.com; psychic material for the album was recorded as part of a Mellon Tri-College Creative Residencies project with Haverford Professor of English Gustavus Stadler… Haverford folks may … Continue reading
“Sound as a Ghost” – Interview with Christine Sun Kim
Missed the opening reception for What Can a Body Do? or had trouble seeing around the 9 million people jammed into the gallery for Christine Sun Kim’s performance? Watch this video interview with the Mellon Tri-College Artist-in-Residence and see her … Continue reading
Tonight @ the Greenline: Readings by Emma Eisenberg & Thomas Devaney
TONIGHT, Tuesday 11/20 at 7:00 p.m., visiting Professor of English and poet Thomas Devaney and alum poet/fiction writer Emma Eisenberg read their words at the Greenline Cafe in West Philly (45th and Locust). Thomas Devaney is a poet, critic, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alumni, Emma Eisenberg, Greenline Cafe, Poetry, Thomas Devaney
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“We Got It Made”
Past Student Arts Fund recipient Jon Appel ’12 created the animation for Plume Giant‘s new music video We Got It Made! Enjoy.
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Tagged Haverford, Hurford Center, Jon Appel, Plume Giant, Student Arts Fund, We Got It Made
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Gaming // Transmedia // Narrative // Cross-Platform
Submit a proposal for… RE:HUMANITIES 2013 A National Undergraduate Symposium on Digital Media Organized by students at Haverford, Bryn Mawr, and Swarthmore Colleges, Re: Humanities is a two-day symposium featuring presentations by undergraduate scholars from across the country interested in … Continue reading
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Call for 2-Minute Presentations // SAVE AS: Lightning Talks 2
ATTN: Hackers, Designers, Luddites, Emoticon-Artists, YouTube Hooligans, Blogger Oddities, Ambient Electronic Muzak-Makers, Faculty, Students, Staff, and all manner of Digital/Non-Digital/Post-Digital Scholars In the fall of 2012 in Magill Library’s Philips Wing, 20-something students, staff, and faculty gathered together for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogger Oddities, digital humanities, digital scholarship, Haverford, Hurford Center, IITS, Lightning Talks, Magill Library, Tri-Co DH
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From the Desk of Beth Willman /// SAVING HUBBLE
This Thursday inaugurates the Hurford Center’s new Fall 2012 Tuttle Film Series “Re-Envisioning Film Across the Disciplines,” featuring three films and conversations organized by faculty from the Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The series’ first film is Saving Hubble … Continue reading
Posted in Documentary Film
Tagged Astronomy, Beth Willman, David Gaynes, Documentary Film, Nitya Kallivayalil, Saving Hubble, Tuttle Film
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Journey to the Heart of the Poetry Reading Group
Nora Landis-Shack, Joseph Ramirez, Cole Fiedler-Kawaguchi—these dark souls form the inner circle of that unholy assemblage known only as… the Poetry Reading Group. Bankrolled by the Hurford Center for apparently over a decade (!!?? can we fact-check this? see below-Ed.), the … Continue reading