Parking for COVID-19 testing
No parking is available at Falstaff’s Pavillion. The paved areas next to Falstaff’s are designated for emergency access as fire lanes. Please use the upper Palamountain parking lot. Contact Campus Safety, if you have questions.
Williamson Sports Center spring semester hours
Williamson Sports Center is open for academic purposes only Feb. 2-12. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Friday; 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday; noon-6 p.m. Sunday. Additional information is available online.
Skidmore Shop
From now until the College exits safe shelter mode, members of the Skidmore community must make an appointment to pick up their skidmoreshop.com orders, as the Shop will be closed for in-person shopping. These dates are subject to change as we prioritize the safety of our community. Please contact us at skidmoreshop@skidmore.edu or call 518-580-5490 with any questions.
Whole Grain online: “with it which it as it if it is to be, Part II”
In an online version of the screening series, “Whole Grain: Experiments in Film and Video,” the Tang presents a limited-access presentation of Eve Fowler’s “with it which it as it if it is to be, Part II” (2019) in conjunction with the exhibition “Never Done: 100 Years of Women in Politics and Beyond.” Fowler’s video is the second installment in her planned 10-part video series that explores the working practices of women artists in their later years of their career, in their studios and interacting with their art. The video will be available for streaming on the Tang website through Feb. 7. For more information, contact Tom Yoshikami.
Silver the Void online
The Tang has just released a special recording of a commissioned performance by Silver the Void in the installation “Nicole Cherubini: Shaking the Trees.” Silver the Void is an improvisational music/art project of artist Susan Jennings, who makes sculptures and plays those sculptures with her husband and daughter. For the performance, Jennings added Cherubini's son, Malachi Cherubini Purcell, on harp. Watch the video on the “Shaking the Trees” exhibition webpage. For more information, contact Michael Janairo.
“Culture as Catalyst” book talk
Join former Tang Curator-at-Large Isolde Brielmaier in an event celebrating the Museum’s latest publication, “Culture as Catalyst,” at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4. Brielmaier, the book’s editor, will discuss the project with artists Renee Cox and Duron Jackson, who were both contributors. The online event is sponsored by the Institute of African American Affairs and Center for Black Visual Culture at New York University. “Culture as Catalyst” is a collection of dialogues and new writings by artists, scholars, activists and influential thinkers on urgent issues of our time. This critical publication accompanies the 2017–2019 Accelerator Series of public conversations held at the Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College. Registration for this Zoom event is available via NYU. For more information, contact Olivia Cammisa-Frost.
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