The Carthage Theatre Department presents “On The Verge,” directed by Professor Herschel Kruger. See the play Friday, March 15 through Saturday, March 23, in the Wartburg Theatre. SHOWTIMES: March 15-16, 21-23 | 7:30 p.m. March 17 | 3 p.m. Among the most imaginative works of the 20th century, Eric Overmyer’s “On The Verge” or “The […]
Join us for a sensational evening of music with internationally renowned Canadian pianist Winston Choi at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 23, in the A. F. Siebert Chapel. Known for his colorful programming and insightful commentary, Winston Choi presents a sparkling diverse program of works by Ravel and Griffes celebrating nature, along with works by Schubert, […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Attend a Performing Arts Series concert featuring the Kaia Quartet and Carthage Philharmonic at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, in the A. F. Siebert Chapel. Come and experience what Chicago music critic, Howard Reich, declared to be one of the top 10 classical recordings of 2018 when this Chicago-based string quartet visits Carthage. Dedicated educators […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
Join us for the art exhibit “Permanent Guest Host” Thursday, March 14 through Friday, April 19, in the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art. Jesse Malmed is an artist, curator, and educator working in video, performance, text, installation, events, and occasional objects and their gaps. His works play in sub- and counter-cultural histories, like a […]
