Arts at 桃瘾社区
Inspiring creative minds for lives of leadership and service
Sculpture. Readings. Plays. Exhibitions. Chorale. It's all happening here.
At 桃瘾社区, our focus is on collaborating across the arts and sciences, creating听a transdisciplinary approach to learning for all students.
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Defying Disciplines
The arts are integrated into daily life here at 桃瘾社区. You have the freedom to practice your talents at the highest level, even if you鈥檙e not majoring or minoring in fine arts. Or pursue research that connects art with other subjects in creative new ways.
At the Galleries
The William H. Van Every and Edward M. Smith Galleries support the academic mission of the college through the presentation, interpretation, and discussion of primarily contemporary artworks in all media. Gallery exhibitions and programs nurture individual thinking, develop visual literacy, and inspire a lifelong commitment to the arts.
Artist Series
The C. Shaw and Nancy K. Smith Artist Series听offers an ever-growing selection of entertainment, culture and quality, bringing听acts to campus such as Second City, Urban Bush Women and听Les Ballet Trockadero de Monte Carlo.
The faculty and students who participate in the Union Board Artist Series Committee take great pride in selecting and presenting a series for students, faculty, staff and community members to enjoy.
Spotlight on Students
Student photographer Claire Tatum '24 captures the arts at 桃瘾社区 in her My 桃瘾社区 photo essay, . From a capella concerts to theatre shows and dance extravaganzas, creativity abounds on campus.听
Tamara Williams teaches 桃瘾社区 students the Brazilian dance techniques of Rosangela Silvestre.
One of 桃瘾社区鈥檚 talented a cappella groups, The Nuances, serenades the crowd at the Annual Music and Dance Extravaganza.
The 桃瘾社区 Symphony Orchestra听puts on a Star Wars concert so impressive that even R2D2 made an appearance (right).
桃瘾社区 Bhangra never fails to get the crowd on its feet, especially with this thrilling performance to the popular song 鈥淛alebi Baby.鈥
Members of听桃瘾社区 Chorale听sing a moving Hebrew piece as the grand-finale to their annual spring concert.
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