Student Events at Skidmore

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Palamountain Hall Gannett Auditorium: Does AI Give Good Advice? by Meredith Broussard Abstract:Under the hood, AI is just math. Does it make sense to take mathematical advice about travel? How about fitness? Does a machine give better interpersonal advice than an actual person? What happens when a chatbot advises a person to self-harm? In this talk, Meredith Broussard will explore when and why people trust algorithmic advice, where that trust breaks down, and what the research actually says about AI’s strengths and limits. Drawing on real-world examples of AI successes and failures, she will explore the ethical, social, and safety implications of delegating judgment to machines—especially in high-stakes situations—and offer practical guidance for deciding when AI can help, when it can harm, and whether taking AI advice is making us less human. About the speaker:Meredith Broussard is a professor at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute of New York University and the research director at the NYU Alliance for Public Interest Technology. She is the author of More Than a Glitch: Confronting Race, Gender, and Ability Bias in Tech (MIT Press, 2023, https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262047654/more-than-a-glitch/), as well as the award-winning 2018 book Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World (https://www.amazon.com/Artificial-Unintelligence-Computers-Misunderstand-World/dp/0262038005). Her research focuses on artificial intelligence in investigative reporting, with particular interests in AI ethics and using data analysis for social good. She appears in the Emmy-nominated documentary “Coded Bias,” now streaming on Netflix. Her work has been supported by the Rockefeller Foundation, the Institute of Museum & Library Services, and the Tow Center at Columbia Journalism School. A former features editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, she has also worked as a software developer at AT&T Bell Labs and the MIT Media Lab. Her features and essays have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Slate, Vox, and other outlets. Follow her on Twitter @merbroussard or contact her via meredithbroussard.com.Presented by the Sub-Committee on Responsible Citizenship, the Computer Science Department, and the Faculty Director of Civic Engagement. This event is made possible with support from Brian Downing ‘86.

TANG Payne: Skidmore students are invited to join us Thursday, February 12, at 6 pm, as the Tang Student Advisory Council hosts the annual celebration that welcomes Skidmore students back to the museum for the spring semester that will feature music, crafts, and more.This event is free and open to all Skidmore students.

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Case Center Skid Shop Table #1: Study Abroad Returnees! Come show some LOVE!Love Around the Globe: Tell us what made you fall in love with yoru time abroad postcard writing. Share advice or memories with future students.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Zankel Music Center Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall: Carnegie Hall's Ensemble Connect is an evolving group of exceptional young professional musicians, called “the new face of classical music for New York” by The New York Times. With virtuosity, versatility, and an irrepressible sense of adventure, they perform a vast repertoire that ranges from historic essentials to lesser-known pieces and brand-new commissions. Their 2025-2026 season kicks off at the Arthur Zankel Music Center with music by the singular Arvo Pärt, joining in the worldwide celebration of the composer’s 90th year. ProgramGEORGE LEWIS | New Work (NY Premiere, commissioned by Carnegie Hall) VALERIE COLEMAN | Portraits of Langston BARBER | Adagio for Strings JOPLIN | Selected rags for string quartet IVES | String Quartet No. 1, “From the Salvation Army”SuiteTickets are required. There is no charge for admission to this event. To reserve tickets for a class or a group of 7 or more, please email zankel@skidmore.eduCo-sponsored by the Department of Music and Office of Special Programs. Made possible by the generous support of the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation. Photo credit Fadi Kheir

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Atrium: Join us Saturday, February 14, at 5 pm, to celebrate the opening of Kathy Butterly: Assume Yes, a major retrospective of the artist’s work. Butterly will be in conversation with Dayton Director Ian Berry at 5 pm, followed by a reception at 5:30 pm celebrating all of our spring exhibitions: Sheila Pepe: When & Where We Rest, All These Growing Things, Family Forms, Hyde Cabinet #30: Analyze This, and Elevator Music 54: Hanna Tuulikki—spinning-in-stereo.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Williamson Sports Center Concession Lounge

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Case Center Wyckoff Main Stage: An open house for students interested in the political science major. Members of the faculty will introduce themselves, their research, and the courses they will offer in the fall. Current majors will also speak about their experiences in the Department. Faculty and students will be happy to answer questions, especially from sophomores thinking about majoring in political science. Refreshments!

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS 328 - Classroom

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Bolton Hall Bolton 280: Interested in study abroad? Every Wednesday in February you can meet with OCSE student assistants for a student-led information session in Bolton 280 at 6:30 pm. Come with questions, excitement, or just listening ears! We hope to see you there!

Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Atrium Table

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS 101A

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Zankel Music Center Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall: In the span of a decades-long career, Peruvian born guitarist and composer Jorge Caballero has accrued wide recognition as one of the most important guitarists in history, being the recipient of several international awards, and performing in recitals, chamber music and as a soloist around the world. Critics from international newspapers and guitar publications have praised Mr. Caballero’s depth of musicality, as well as his technical mastery when tackling the unique difficulties of his concert repertoire. Aside from the standard guitar literature he performs –which spans centuries of music from the Renaissance until the present, Mr. Caballero is notorious for adapting and performing masterworks originally written for piano or orchestra, among which we find Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition, Dvorak’s New World Symphony, Debussy’s Children’s Corner Suite and Alban Berg’s Piano Sonata Op. 1 to name a few. One critic in Italy referred to Mr. Caballero as “standing on top of the repertoire’s Mount Everest,” while the New York Times called him “a masterly guitarist” with “chameleonic timbres.” Presented by the Skidmore Department of Music. Additional Info This event is pay-what-you-will—while donations are optional, your contribution helps keep tickets accessible to all. Reserve up to 6 tickets per order. To request tickets for a class or group of 7 or more, please email Teresa Rockwell at trockwell@skidmore.edu.Student tickets are free, Skidmore ID required at entry.

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Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Whitman: Join us Saturday, February 21, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Case Center Case Gallery

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Case Center Case Gallery

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS-Glotzbach Atrium

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Case Center Case Gallery

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Palamountain Hall Emerson Auditorium

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Case Center Case Gallery

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Ladd Hall Ladd 206: Interested in studying off campus in France next semester or next year? Join OCSE staff and Skidmore in France alums for an information meeting to learn more about spending your fall, spring or full academic year in Montpellier in southern France! Study French language and culture, business, or psychology. There are program options for students with advanced French language skills as well as options for students with little to no background in French. If you are unable to attend but want more information, please stop by the OCSE office or schedule an appointment.

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Bolton Hall Bolton 280: Interested in study abroad? Every Wednesday in February you can meet with OCSE student assistants for a student-led information session in Bolton 280 at 6:30 pm. Come with questions, excitement, or just listening ears! We hope to see you there!

Case Center Case Gallery

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Case Center Case Gallery

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Wiecking Hall Wiecking Basement: All Skidmore community members are welcome to join us for a student art exhibition in the Wiecking basement common room. Art is sustainability and social justice themed and will be displayed through at least the spring 2026 semester. There will be snacks (hot beverages and cookies!), live music, and brief artist talks. The event supports Skidmore's commitment to cocurricular learning, sustainability literacy, and an inclusive community.

Library, Lucy Scribner Meeting Room-437: The Interview Project is a unique opportunity for Skidmore seniors to practice interviewing in a supportive, low-pressure environment with members of the Skidmore Alumni Board. Through one-on-one mock interviews, students receive individualized feedback, sharpen their communication skills, and build confidence for upcoming job, internship, or graduate school interviews. This program also allows students to connect with engaged alumni who are eager to share their professional perspectives and advice. Seniors interested in participating can reach out to Lauren Sisson at lsisson@skidmore.edu

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Zankel Music Center Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall: LA native Michael Mayo is widely recognized for his extraordinary vocal range and clarity, moving seamlessly from a deep baritone to shimmering upper registers with ease. A graduate of the prestigious Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance (now the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz), he was only the third vocalist accepted into the program’s history, studying under icons including Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter. Mayo’s second full-length album, Fly, received two 2026 Grammy Award nominations (Best Jazz Vocal Album and Best Jazz Performance for the song "Four".) Mayo’s versatility has made him a sought-after collaborator, recording and performing with artists such as Herbie Hancock, Terri Lyne Carrington, Jacob Collier, Lenny Kravitz, Josh Groban, Scary Pockets, Ben Wendel, and The War and Treaty. He has toured internationally, leading his own band at renowned jazz clubs and festivals around the world, and captivating audiences with his inventive use of live vocal layering and dynamic, emotionally resonant performances. Presented by the Skidmore Department of Music. Additional Info This event is pay-what-you-will—while donations are optional, your contribution helps keep tickets accessible to all. Reserve up to 6 tickets per order. To request tickets for a class or group of 7 or more, please email Teresa Rockwell at trockwell@skidmore.edu. Student tickets are free, Skidmore ID required at entry.

Case Center Case Gallery

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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ZANKEL Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall: Chinese pipa master Gao Hong is internationally recognized for her dynamic stage presence and exceptional skill on the four-stringed Chinese lute. A genre-defying performer and composer, she seamlessly blends the traditional sounds of Chinese music with contemporary and global influences—crafting performances that are both deeply rooted and refreshingly innovative. Whether playing centuries-old repertoire or original compositions, Gao Hong’s music bridges cultures and generations, connecting audiences through the universal language of sound. Over the course of her career, Gao Hong has collaborated with musicians from around the world, including performances with jazz artists, bluegrass players, Syrian oud masters, and Senegalese kora virtuosos. Her performances range from meditative solo pieces to high-energy ensemble work, each infused with her infectious spirit and technical brilliance. In concert, she shares not only her music but also the stories behind the pipa and its traditions—inviting audiences into an intimate and engaging experience that transcends borders. The SURROUND series makes space for the quiet magic of listening together. Seated onstage around the artist as sunset fills our window wall, audiences experience music as a conversation—intimate, unguarded, and resonant. See link for tickets and pricing. Tickets are free for Skidmore students. Made possible by the Zankel Music Fund, the Alfred Z. Solomon Community Fund for Children, Youth, and the Arts, and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: 2026 Juried Skidmore Student Exhibition February 6 - March 3, 2026 Juror: Mary SimpsonGallery Hours:Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Case Center Wyckoff.ALL: As part of Women’s History Month, this endowed public lecture features Dr. Tara Bynum (University of Iowa), a leading scholar of Phillis Wheatley and Women’s intellectual history. Dr. Bynum will explore how Wheatley’s work, and the broader intellectual labor of women, shaped the foundations of the United States, offering a powerful lens on women’s history as a living archive at a moment when the nation reflects on its 250-year history.This lecture is presented by Gender Studies and is endowed by the Karen Levin Coburn ’63 Endowed Lecture Fund.

Calendar Only Calendar Only: SKIDMORE IN CONCERT: ORCHESTRA Tuesday, March 3 at 7:00PMLocation:Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall at the Arthur Zankel Music Center Skidmore in Concert is a free, public series that showcases the excellence of our Music Department and celebrates the vibrancy of our shared artistic community. Skidmore Orchestra will be conducted by Georgia Mills. March 3 (Student Showcase – Solo Competition Winners Concert)Josh Feldman (Skidmore 26') | Sonoravia (World Premiere, 5')Franz Doppler | Fantaisie pastorale hongroise, Op. 26 (12') – Elise Hinrichs, flute Richard Strauss | 6 Lieder, Op. 68: No. 3, 'Säusle, liebe Myrthe!' (5') – Naomi Wagner, soprano Charles Gounod | Je Veux Vivre de Roméo et Juliette (5') – Naomi Wagner, soprano Johannes Brahms | Violin Concerto in D Major (Movt. I) (19') – Marlowe Jacques, violin Samuel Coleridge-Taylor | Ballade for Orchestra (12') RSVP is encouraged Presented by the Skidmore Department of MusicRSVP HERE

Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS 328 - Classroom

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Palamountain Hall Emerson Auditorium

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Case Center Wyckoff.ALL: A moderated roundtable with founding and early faculty and alumni reflecting on the origins of Gender Studies at Skidmore, its evolution, and its continued relevance today.

Tang Teaching Museum Payne: Join us Saturday, March 7, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

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Tang Teaching Museum Payne: Join us Saturday, March 14, at 2 pm, for a Collections Touch Tour, featuring a selection of artworks from the Tang Museum collection presented specifically for visitors who are blind or have low vision, and their companions. The guided experience will include verbal description, discussion, and tactile exploration of a selection of objects. The tour will highlight artistic approaches to figurative art, the expression of movement within sculpture, and the relationship between representational and abstract art.This tour will have limited capacity, so registration is required. Participants can register online (link available on the Tang's website), or by calling the Tang’s Visitors Services Desk at (518) 580-8080.

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SPORTS Concession Lounge

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS 328 - Classroom

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Tang Teaching Museum Payne: Join us for the ninth annual Winter/Miller Lecture on Wednesday, March 18, at 6 pm, featuring acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Christopher Myers. Myers is a visual artist, children’s book author and illustrator, textile artist, and has worked in both theater and film. Through his many mediums he answers, and asks questions, about how storytelling can change lives.The artist’s appearance at the Tang is by invitation from Elio Gottschalk ’26, an art history major. They hold the prestigious 2025-26 Eleanor Linder Winter ’43 Internship, a one-year pre-professional program in museum work for Skidmore students. In this role, Gottschalk is charged with the research, planning, and coordination of the annual Winter/Miller Lecture.The Winter/Miller Lecture is made possible through a generous gift by the family of Eleanor Linder Winter ’43. Past Winter/Miller lectures were delivered by: in Nicole Eisenman (inaugural, 2018); Chris Ware (2019); Wangechi Mutu (2020); Nick Cave (2021); Juliana Huxtable (2022); Trenton Doyle Hancock (2023); Mickalene Thomas (2024); and Nina Chanel Abney (2025).This event is free and open to the public.About Christopher MyersChristopher Myers (b. 1974, Queens, New York) is a multidisciplinary artist who tackles themes of globalization, oppression, and cultural exchange with emphasis on the importance of storytelling. Myers brings this focus on cultural exchange and globalization into his own practice by working with artisans from all over the world. Myers has worked in visual art, written and illustrated children’s books, and worked in theater in different capacities. Myers graduated from Brown in 1995 with a degree in Art-Semiotics and American Civilization. In 1996, he participated in the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Studio Program. Additionally, he received the Caldecott award for illustration for Harlem (1998), and a Coretta Scott King Honor for Jazz (2007). His work is in the permanent collections of the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C; Brooklyn Museum, New York; Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Chicago; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles; and the Studio Museum in Harlem, among others. He is working on a commission for the Brooklyn Brownsville Public Library.

Case Center Wyckoff.ALL: Co-sponsored by the Education Studies Department, Mathematics & Statistics Department, & Computer Science Department. Join us for a screening and discussion of the film Counted Out at 5:30PM on March 19th.Link to the Trailer: https://youtu.be/M5a2la9WTtY “Counted Out” investigates the biggest crises of our time. Political polarization. Racial biases. Social injustice. Economic inequity. Climate change. And a global pandemic. All viewed through a previously unseen lens: mathIn our current information economy, math is everywhere. The people we date, the news we see, the influence of our votes, the candidates who win elections, the education we can access, the jobs we get is all underwritten by an invisible layer of math that few of us understand, or even notice.But whether we know it or not, our numeric literacy — whether we can speak the language of math — is a critical determinant of social and economic power.Through a mosaic of personal stories, expert interviews, and scenes of math transformation in action, “Counted Out” shows what’s at risk if we keep the status quo. Do we want an America in which most of us don’t consider ourselves “math people?” Where math proficiency goes down as students grow up? Or do we want a country where everyone can understand the math that undergirds our society — and can help shape it?The film’s voices include the late civil rights icon Robert Moses as well as Talithia Williams, associate professor of mathematics at Harvey Mudd University and TEDx speaker of “Own Your Body’s Data,” Julia Angwin, investigative journalist and founder of Proof, Steven Levitt, co-author of “Freakonomics.”

Tang Teaching Museum Somers: Join us Thursday, March 19, at 6 pm, for a Whole Grain: Experiments in Film & Video screening of 100 Sunset (Canada, 2025, video, 99 min.), Tibetan-Canadian filmmaker Kunsang Kyirong’s thrilling debut feature set in a Tibetan immigrant community outside of Toronto. Kyirong will introduce the film and answer questions following.This screening is co-presented by the Department of Asian Studies, Media & Film Studies, and the Tang.About the FilmKunsel (Tenzin Kunsel) is an introverted young woman living in the Tibetan immigrant community of west Toronto, where she commits petty theft and spies on her neighbors through a camcorder. However, when newcomer Passang (Sonam Choekyi) moves into the neighborhood with her much older husband, Kunsel is gradually drawn out of her solitary, watchful existence. The presence of a dhikuti—a communal lending practice in which participants contribute a fixed monthly sum to be redistributed back to community members—adds a $200,000 payout to an already volatile mix of intrigue and betrayal.Titled after the apartment complex address around which the film is set, Kunsang Kyirong’s auspicious debut feature is a richly detailed portrait of Toronto’s Tibetan Canadian community, as well as a fascinating character study of two women alienated in more ways than one. Reminiscent of the icy post-Hitchcockian thrillers of Claude Chabrol, this is the rare film whose enigmas only deepen as it unfolds. (Description from the Vancouver International Film Festival.)“At once precise and suggestive, 100 Sunset vibrates on dual frequencies of intimacy and unease that make it one of the most accomplished Canadian debuts in recent memory” (Toronto Star).Kunsang KyirongKunsang Kyirong is a Tibetan-Canadian filmmaker. Her debut feature 100 Sunset premiered at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, where it was the recipient of the Best Canadian Discovery Award-Honorable Mention. Her work has exhibited at The Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art, The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia, and elsewhere. She lives in Montreal.About Whole GrainThe Tang Museum’s Whole Grain series explores classic and contemporary work in experimental film and video. Whole Grain is programmed by Assistant Director for Engagement Tom Yoshikami. All events are free and open to the public.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Whitman: Join us Saturday, March 21, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Palamountain Hall Emerson Auditorium: Lecture and Film Screening: "Sissi-Eras of an Empress: Mirroring Myth through Media"Guest lecture by Kristin Kuhns, author of The Origin and Development of Empress Elisabeth's Legend: 1859-2000Film Sissi (Austria, 1955) in German with English SubtitlesMonday, 3/23, 6:30-9pmEmerson Auditorium PMHOpen to PublicSponsored by Skidmore German and the World Languages and Literatures Department; with funding from the Office of the Dean of the Faculty, History, and Film and Media Studies

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Tang Teaching Museum Tang Teaching Museum: Join us Thursday, March 26, at noon, for a tour of Kathy Butterly: Assume Yes. This tour will be led by the exhibition’s curator, Dayton Director Ian Berry.Following the tour, we invite visitors to enjoy the other Tang exhibitions on view, including All These Growing Things, Family Forms, and Sheila Pepe: When & Where We Rest.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Zankel Music Center Helen Filene Ladd Concert Hall: Pianist HaeSun Paik has been hailed as a “sensitive and thinking musician with stunning virtuosity” (Los Angeles Times), and a “big and individual personality” (New York Times) whose performances are “a wonder — elastic, mercurial, charged with meaning, surprising” (Boston Globe) and “a rare example of technique actually serving both idea and feeling, head and heart” (Musical America). Having won top prizes at international piano competitions including the Queen Elisabeth, Leeds, William Kapell, and the Tchaikovsky, Ms. Paik has performed around the world in solo recitals, concerti with orchestra, and as a chamber musician. Ms. Paik has appeared as a soloist under the batons of Mikhail Pletnev, Sir Simon Rattle, Vassily Sinaisky, Dmitri Kitaenko, Stanislav Skrowaczewski, and Myung-Whun Chung, to name a few. She has performed with the Boston, National, London, KBS, NHK, Belgian National, and City of Birmingham Symphonies; the Munich, Radio France, Tokyo, Warsaw, and Moscow Philharmonic Orchestras; and the Russian National Orchestra, among others. Ms. Paik has frequently performed at prestigious venues across the United States, including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, and Jordan Hall in Boston. Her recent international tours have taken her to major concert halls worldwide, such as the Berlin Philharmonic Hall and Vienna's Musikverein. A superb collaborator, Ms. Paik has performed with many distinguished musicians, including cellists Anner Bylsma, Mischa Maisky, Myung-wha Chung, violist Nobuko Imai, clarinetist Richard Stoltzman, the Borromeo String Quartet, and the Jerusalem Quartet. Ms. Paik recently completed a highly successful seven-city concert tour with the Belgian National Orchestra, encompassing performances in both Belgium and Korea. Additionally, she has performed all five Beethoven Concerti and the Triple Concerto with the New York Classical Players, and has also presented both Brahms Concerti in a single concert. She has recorded the complete works by Beethoven for cello and piano with Laurence Lesser, which have been released by Bridge Records. Her debut and subsequent solo recordings are available on the EMI label. HaeSun will perform works by Beethoven, Juri Seo, Bartok, and Schumann. Program to be confirmed. Presented by the Department of Music. Made possible by Jean Sterne '32.This event is pay-what-you-will—while donations are optional, your contribution helps keep tickets accessible to all. Reserve up to 6 tickets per order. To request tickets for a class or group of 7 or more, please email Teresa Rockwell at trockwell@skidmore.edu.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Tang Teaching Museum

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS 328 - Classroom

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Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Mezzanine: Join us Thursday, April 2, at 7:30 pm, for a poetry reading by Jacob Shores-Argüello in the exhibition Sheila Pepe: When & Where We Rest. Shores-Argüello is interested in overlapping spaces—the twilight between geologies, cultures, and languages, between humanity and the natural world. His reading will feature poetry and prose that celebrates neither work nor sleep, but the times in-between.The reading will be followed by a brief conversation with Shores-Argüello and Pepe and light refreshments. This event is free and open to the public.About Jacob Shores-ArgüelloJacob Shores-Argüello is a Costa Rican American poet and prose writer. He is the author of In The Absence of Clocks, which was awarded the 2011 Crab Orchard Series Open Competition, judged by Yusef Komunyakaa. Jacob is the recipient of a Fulbright Fellowship, the Dzanc Books ILP International Literature Award, the Fine Arts Work Center Fellowship in Provincetown, the Djerassi Resident Artist’s Fellowship, and the Amy Clampitt residency in Lenox, Massachusetts. His second book Paraíso was selected for the inaugural CantoMundo Poetry Prize judged by Aracelis Girmay. He is a 2018/2019 Hodder Fellow at Princeton University, a Lannan Literary Fellow for Poetry, and a current 2024-2025 Rome Prize winner in Literature. His newest book Grief for the Green that Was will be out from the University of Arizona Press in late 2026.His poetry appears in The New Yorker, Poetry Magazine, and The Academy of American Poets, among others. His fiction appears in The Oxford American, among others.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Falstaff's Falstaff's: Please join our local student cosmetologists/aestheticians to do free hair-do's and manicures for students, with another component of wellness and self-care options available to students.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Tang Teaching Museum

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Tang Teaching Museum Tang Teaching Museum: Join us Thursday, April 9, at noon, for a guided tour of the Tang’s outdoor sculptures, featuring works by Jonathan Seliger, George Rickey, and Hank Willis Thomas. The tour will be led by Rachel Seligman, the Assistant Director for Curatorial Affairs and Malloy Curator.Following the tour, we invite visitors to enjoy the other Tang exhibitions on view, including Kathy Butterly: Assume Yes, Family Forms, All These Growing Things, Sheila Pepe: When & Where We Rest and Elevator Music 54: Hanna Tuulikki—spinning-in-stereo.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Payne: Join us Thursday, April 9, at 6 pm, for a Dunkerley Dialogue with sculptor Kathy Butterly, whose works are on view in her solo exhibition Kathy Butterly: Assume Yes, in conversation with painter Elena Sisto, and Matthew Wilt, Robert Davison Chair in Art and Associate Professor of Ceramics at Skidmore College.Dunkerley Dialogues pair Skidmore professors with artists in a conversation format, which is often a catalyst for new connections and understandings across disciplines, and can spark new ideas for all participants. Dunkerley Dialogues are made possible by a generous gift from Michele Dunkerley ’80.This event is free and open to the public. The program will include ASL interpretation.About the SpeakersKathy Butterly is a sculptor who has reimagined the tradition of studio ceramics for nearly four decades. She begins with a traditional ceramic form, which she calls her “canvas,” and twists, compresses, and reshapes it into expressive and unexpected sculptures. Layered glazes and repeated firings give her works rich color and texture, creating pieces that can feel both playful and unsettling. Rather than working on a large scale, Butterly focuses on small, highly individual sculptures that suggest movement, personality, and emotion. Born in 1963 in Amityville, New York, she has exhibited widely in the United States and abroad. Her work is held in major museum collections, including The Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She lives and works in New York and Maine.Elena Sisto is a painter known for her figurative works that center the lived experiences of women. Her paintings explore identity, memory, and the nuances of everyday life. She earned her BA in Art from Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design and also studied at the New York Studio School, the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, and Yale Norfolk. Sisto has received numerous honors, including a Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Biennial Grant, a John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, and National Endowment for the Arts Visual Artist Fellowships. She has been the subject of solo exhibitions at institutions including the Maier Museum, the Greenville County Museum of Art, the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, and the Miami-Dade Museum of Art and Design. Her work is held in public and private collections, and she lives and works in New York City and Milan, New York.Matthew Wilt is a ceramic artist and the Robert Davison Chair in Art and Associate Professor of Ceramics at Skidmore College. His work engages material history, surface, and architectural influence through sculptural and vessel-based forms. He earned his BFA in Ceramics and Art Education from Penn State University and his MFA from Ohio University, and early professional experiences at Boston Valley Terra Cotta and Moravian Pottery and Tileworks shaped his sustained interest in plaster mold making, imitative glaze surfaces, and architectural ornament. Wilt has exhibited nationally and internationally, and his work has received numerous honors, including grants from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Illinois Arts Council. His pieces are held in public collections such as the de Young Museum, the Crocker Art Museum, and the Ceramic Research Center at Arizona State University. He lives and works in New York.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Payne: Join us Saturday, April 11, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Tang Teaching Museum

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Tang Teaching Museum Payne: Join us Monday, April 13, at 4:30 pm, for a short K-Pop dance performance and celebration. Students in Visiting Artist-in-Residence Chia-Ying Kao’s Dance 317: K-Pop II course will perform as part of their semester’s final work.

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Center for Integrated Sciences CIS 328 - Classroom

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Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

Art Building, Saisselin Schick Art Gallery: Ceramics Invitational 12 contemporary artists working in clay March 20 - April 19 Bekah Bliss, Pattie Chalmers, Judy Fox, Brett Freund, Arthur Gonzalez, Brian Harper, Benjie Heu, Kyle Johns, Linda Lopez, Kevin Snipes, Chris Staley, Shoko Teruyama Gallery Hours: Mon - Thurs 1- 6 Fri, Sat, Sun 11 - 4

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Tang Teaching Museum Malloy Wing: Join us Sunday, April 19, at 3 pm in the galleries, for a poetry reading by regional poets responding to artwork in All These Growing Things. The reading is organized and hosted by Saratoga Springs Poet Laureate Jay Rogoff, whose two-year term runs January 1, 2026, through the end of 2027.This event is free and open to the public.

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Tang Park Barbecue Pit

Tang Park Volleyball Court

Tang Teaching Museum Tang Wedge (outside): Join us Friday, April 24, from 8-11 pm, for the annual Tang Party, a celebration of the funkiest and most innovative student creativity at Skidmore. Students from across disciplines create immersive and interactive installations, and put on performances on the grounds surrounding the Tang.Applications will be available in February; please visit the Tang's website for more details. If you have questions, contact Tang Party Coordinators Julia Hess juliahess@skidmore.edu and Elio Gottschalk emgottschalk@skidmore.edu.

Tang Teaching Museum Rooftop

Tang Teaching Museum Whitman: Join us Saturday, April 25, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

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Murray-Aikins Dining Hall Rooms 3 & 4

Tang Teaching Museum Whitman: Join us Saturday, May 9, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Tang Teaching Museum Whitman: Join us Saturday, May 23, at 2 pm, for a Family Saturday art-making program.Family Saturday programs foster multigenerational creative cooperation through looking at artwork, discussing it, and engaging in a hands-on art-making activity. Programs run from 2-3:30 pm and include a tour of selected works. All programs are free and open to the public, and suitable for children age 5 and older, accompanied by their adult companions. No registration required; supplies provided on a first-come, first-served basis.