Archive: Performing Arts
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Design Transfigured/Waste Reimagined opens at Georgetown University Art Galleries
Design Transfigured/Waste Reimagined is the first exhibition to recognize a fresh approach to addressing the current state of our depleted and polluted environment; an extreme and inventive kind of upcycling.
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Georgetown Hosts Conference on Black Cultural Expression
The Georgetown College Departments of African American Studies and Performing Arts hosted a conference last week on black cultural production and the ways activism engages environments.
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Georgetown, Kennedy Center Establish Seminar Series
Georgetown College, the Georgetown Humanities Initiative, and the Designing the Future(s) Initiative have worked with the Kennedy Center to create the Georgetown-Kennedy Center Seminar Series, which includes free tickets for students to Kennedy Center events, post-performance conversations with creative artists and faculty, and a competitive fellowship program.
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Cooper, Rich Advocate for Liberal Arts
Academy Award-nominated actor Bradley Cooper (C’97) and Warner Bros. executive Blair Rich (C’97) visited Georgetown last Tuesday for a discussion with President John J. DeGioia and Q & A session with students.
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Moran Celebrates Monk, Discusses Sense of Place
Jason Moran, Georgetown’s new Distinguished Artist in Residence, gave a lecture and performance last week to celebrate the 100th birthday of jazz legend Thelonious Monk.
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Alumna's Original Play Read at Kennedy Center Festival
Landas, an original play by Cristina Maninang Ibarra (C’17), was read at the Kennedy Center’s Page-to-Stage New Play Festival last month.
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