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As part of the 100 Years of Women celebration at William & Mary, The President's Collection of Art presents Following in their Footsteps at the Sadler Center. This exhibition showcases alumane art thematically depicting works by women, of women.
In 1991, the Women's Studies program emerged, and in 2013, the program was renamed Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, a change that reflects the program’s aspirations for the growth of feminist research and activism at William & Mary.
On Saturday April 20, William & Mary kicks off a project supported by the Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation to promote ecosystem health and awareness with exhibits and fun. Bring the whole family, wear your walking shoes and make an Earth day of it.
On display here is an interdisciplinary collection of scholarship and research works by GSWS core and affiliated faculty.
William & Mary students, faculty, and staff are invited to share military veteran stories in a pop-up digital storytelling exhibit. Stories will be told in creative formats and shared digitally.
Learn more & RSVP at facesofveterans.blogs.wm.edu
Kacey Sydnor Carneal, a folk artist who lives in Gloucester, will kick off VIMS Cultural Diversity Week with an exhibition of her paintings in Davis Hall atrium. She will be available from noon - 2:00 pm to answer questions about the artwork.
This Accounting and Consulting Career Fair takes place in the Mason School of Business with informative alumni panels in the morning and an open career fair from 11 AM - 2 PM. All class years and majors welcome.
Almanacs are annual guidebooks, used as a calendar and sometimes as a diary, for looking up astronomical data or astrological signs, and even as a weather forecast.
On November 8th, 1917 soldiers loyal to the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party, more commonly known as the Bolsheviks, overthrew that nation's government and began their 74 year experiment with Communism.
Interested in archaeology? Join us for a poster session, information on career and fieldwork opportunities, and a screening of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
This fair showcases graduate school programs to and allows prospective students to gain more information about their schools/programs. This fair is open to students of all majors and class years as well as alumni.
Presented as part of Muscarelle Explorations: Bauhaus at 100, this film memoir recounts the beginning of the Staatliche Bauhaus Weimar with contributions from former students and historians, a strong selection of artworks as well as archival footage.
Calling All Scholars! All of our Scholars Programs - That's WMSURE, Monroe, Sharpe and 1693 - are getting together on Family Weekend! Scholars and their families are invited to see what it's like to be a scholar at William & Mary.
I-MIC 2019: Featuring Award-Winning poet and physician Irène Mathieu '09, W&M student poets, and the Russian Music Ensemble
The exhibit will feature works from African American and Native American emergent and established artists in a variety of media.
The Muscarelle Museum and W&M Libraries invites William & Mary students to the opening of our 1619/2019 exhibition. The student opening will include light food and non-alcoholic beverages. Exclusive access to the museum will be offered to attendees.
2020 W&M Employee Resource Expo
Always curious about what military camp life, music, and soldierly drill were like in the 18th century? Come learn from the experts in William & Mary's Revolutionary War College Company, William & Mary's ONLY historical reenacting group!
Free-for-all and family friendly, Earth Week will be an opportunity to bring all members of the William & Mary and Williamsburg community together to celebrate our planet and learn more about how to protect it.
The tradition of the Earth Week Festival Lorax reading continues this year with Provost Agouris reading the Dr. Seuss classic live on Youtube.
This annual event celebrates the learning across the University and promotes new ideas & connections with colleagues. The symposium is organized by STLI. Breakfast and lunch will be served. A full schedule will be released in April.
Professor Francis Tanglao Aguas produces and directs this Zoom performance of R. Zamora Linmark's stage adaptation of his award winning and best selling novel, ROLLING THE R's. The international professional cast is joined by W&M Theatre students.
Fund your sustainability idea, research, program or initiative!
Family Weekend features events and special programs designed to showcase life at William & Mary. Learn about world-class faculty, experience special performances from one of many talented student groups, and connect with families from across the nation.
Join us for an eve of frightfully talented student performers in the Sadler Atrium on October 22nd from 9-11 pm. From singers to instrument players, collaborations and soloistsin, Hallow-Brew will be sure to showcase some of the best of campus talent!
Join us for a special discussion with Elizabeth Mead who curated the exhibition Looking out, at, in and back again.
Join art historian Elaine Ruffolo for an unhindered gaze into court life in Mantua.
Please join us for a Zoom retirement gathering on Tuesday, Feb 23 at 5pm in recognition of Lynda Butler, Chancellor Professor of Law and Co-chair of the Committee on Sustainability!
WMGIC Career & Networking Expo
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
“Searching for Anna May Wong,” traces the journey of actor Natasha Tina Liu, who raises the question, “If trailblazing Anna May Wong were still alive today, would she still face the same racism and challenges she experienced during her time in Hollywood?”
Virtual art gallery blending science and art perspectives
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
Josué Nieves, a MA/PhD student, will present his final dissertation.
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
Earth Week is held annually the week of April 22, Earth Day!
Josué Nieves, a MA/PhD student, will present his final dissertation. Please email Joni Carlson [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
Spring 2021 Virtual Non Majors Art Exhibition
On display in the Swem Library 4/22-24 from 5-8pm and 4/24 from 11-2pm
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
An Honors Thesis photography exhibition about the confrontation of time and memory by Senior Iris Wu
THE ACTORS ARENA is a two-part master class series that educates on the ins and outs of pursuing a successful professional career in acting. April 27 & 29, 7-9pm. One on one monologue coaching available on a limited basis.
"Echo Fragments" An Honors Thesis Exhibition by Iris Wu
5-6 p.m. virtual gallery talk and audience questions with the artist
Reception for Senior, Iris Wu, and her honors thesis photography exhibition about the confrontation of time and memory
Now Online, the Spring 2021 Virtual Non Majors Exhibition, featuring work by W&M students participating in the Studio Art classes, who are not majors of the program.
Studio Art Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination"
Andrews Gallery, May 10-14, open to W&M faculty, staff and students
Virtual Exhibition begins May 10, 2021
A Virtual Reception, 5/14, 5-7pm. Registration required
VIRTUAL RECEPTION for Studio Art Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination"
May 14, 5-7pm
Art & Art History's Studio Art 2021 Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination" NOW ONLINE
Graduating Seniors, Abigail Daniel, Leah Moyer, Jorden Solet, Evan Squires and Iris Wu
Now Online W&M Art History's THE CURATORIAL PROJECT: "THE ART OF WELL BEING", STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
W&M Art History Senior Research Colloquium III NOW ONLINE
12 art history majors in the capstone seminar, under the guidance of Professor Xin Conan-Wu, present in depth research on various topics, ranging from the historical to the contemporary.
Are you interested in research? Join us Friday, Sept. 3rd, in the ISC to experience Tribe Chemistry Research Labs!
Chandler Fitzsimons will share her proposed Ph.D. research entitled: "Fifty Cabins: Displacement and Memory in Virginia’s Historic Triangle." Please email [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
Tomos Evans proposes P.hD. research titled: "Composition, Competition and Creativity: A Holistic Archaeological Reconstruction of Socio-political and Ontological Dynamics of Sungbo’s Eredo, Africa’s Largest Monument." Email [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
W&M has the second-best composting program in the nation for a university of our size!
The Andrews Gallery presents GRETA PRATT: The History of the United States (condensed and abridged). Exhibition begins October 8 through November 18, 2021. The Gallery is open 10 - 4, please follow the W&M Covid-19 guidelines. Masks are required.
Join us to celebrate the installation of the exhibit, "The Asian Centennial at William & Mary: Pu Kao Chen 1923" curated by Sumie Yotsukura '22 and assisted by Brian Zhao '23. An opening reception will be held on Friday, Oct. 22 from 4-5 p.m. in Swem.
A fun celebration of Japanese culture and the coming of fall in the Crim Dell Meadow from 4-7pm on Sunday, October 24th! There will be free food, games and activities, performances, and more!
Join us on Saturday, October 30 at 3:30 pm in Reveley Garden as we celebrate Blackness during the First Annual Sankofa Legacy Festival
Join the Center for Student Diversity for the Day of the Dead 2021 Celebration Events. For more information see the full summary.
Johnny Farraj will visit Worlds of Music (MUSC 241/ANTH 241) at 9:30-10:50 to discuss aspects of his co-authored book Inside Arabic Music and to demonstrate (musically) some of its core principles. For info: Anne Rasmussen.
The Asian Centennial Committee is proud to present Asian Centennial Distinguished Fine Arts Fellow Roberto Jamora as he previews his vision for expressing in visual art the APM experience and history at W&M. Co-presented with the Muscarelle Museum of Art.
Under Prof. Anne Rasmussen, the W&M Middle Eastern Music Ensemble performs with guest artist, Johnny Farraj.
There are Satanic Mechanics taking over William & Mary! Come see this interactive screening of the Rocky Horror Picture Show with a LIVE shadowcast troupe!
Celebrate Geography Awareness Week with the CGA! Challenges, events and guest lecture will take place November 15-19 both virtually and in-person. There are opportunities to win great prizes!
The Special Collections is displaying maps in their collection in collaboration with the Center for Geospatial Analysis' Geography Awareness Week.
CREATIVES COLLECT: Treasured Art & Objects from the Personal Collections of W&M Studio Art Faculty
Jan 27 – Feb 25, 2022, Andrews Gallery
Conceived and organized by Melissa Parris, Director of Collections & Exhibitions, Muscarelle Museum of Art
Thirty-seven years ago as a Fulbright Scholar at Wuhan University, Clyde Haulman, Professor Emeritus/Adjunct Lecturer of Economics, had the opportunity to travel to Kashgar and Urumqi for an extended period with his wife Fredrika Teute.
Strollin’: A history of Black Greek letter organizations at William & Mary, examines the arrival of African American fraternities and sororities to campus.
This cultural event is meant to highlight Black Owned Businesses in Virginia, and aspiring student entrepreneurs.
W&M Studio Art Senior Capstone Show at the Linda Matney Gallery, 5435 Richmond Road, Suite A,
Williamsburg, Virginia
Reception also held at the Matney Gallery, Feb 25, 4:30-7pm
Open to the public.
W&M Studio Art Senior Capstone Show at the Linda Matney Gallery, 5435 Richmond Road, Suite A,
Williamsburg, Virginia
A reception will also be held at the Matney Gallery, Friday, Feb 25, 4:30-7pm
Open to the public
Art & Art History’s Non-Majors Art Exhibition features original artworks by William & Mary students who include Studio Art and Art History minors, Art History concentrators, and students who are active in Studio Art courses at W&M.
Reception for the Art & Art History’s Non-Majors Art Exhibition, featuring original artworks by William & Mary students who include Studio Art and Art History minors, Art History concentrators, and students who are active in Studio Art courses at W&M.
The Asian Centennial and W&M Theatre proudly present Lloyd Suh's award winning play on the life story of Afong Moy, who at 14 was brought to the US from Guanzhou Province in 1834, and was put on display for the American public as "The Chinese Lady."
Entering its 15th year, the W&M Global Film Festival is now the Ampersand International Arts Festival, presented by William & Mary.
Lips Zine, is accepting submissions until April 13th at 8 PM. Lips will choose all sorts of submissions that center marginalized voices. Submit here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVpwFwRPoAWnPjW6az_YQuHXRrsqWfcSrfILWsTdMAi7WxSg/viewform
Honors Thesis Art Exhibition, Savannah Orsak, "Dwelling: a Body Between"
April 11-14, 2022
Reception: Thursday, April 14, 4-6pm.
William & Mary Alum, Dr. Sarah Cramsey of Leiden University discusses the complex intellectual, political, and logistical questions concerning Jewish belonging in East Central Europe as well as their migration into Palestine
Reception for Honors Thesis Art Exhibition, Savannah Orsak, "Dwelling: a Body Between"
Thursday, April 14, 4-6pm.
The exhibition runs April 11-14, 2022.
Andrews Gallery
A discussion of the practices of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. by Jill Hicks-Keeton and Cavan Concannon re: how it informs the work of both scholars and ordinary persons.
Join the Muscarelle Museum of Art for our 2nd Annual Chalk Art competition on Friday, April 22nd from 1:00-9:30 pm! We will be celebrating all day with live music, food trucks, games, and a chance to win cash prizes! Registration is free.
It's Earth Week!
Celebrate Earth Day 2022! Enjoy the natural beauty of Machicomoco State Park while visiting Exploration Stations, where you can learn about the environmental and cultural importance of natural resource conservation.
Dr. Vehlow will lead the class in an exploration of Emet Veemunah, Conservative responsa, and role of Halakhah in Conservative Judaism today.
In her first talk, Rabbi Lederman will explore Reform Judaism in today's America; in her second, she will discuss the history of women in the rabbinate and her work within.
Reception and presentations for The 2022 Catron Scholars Research Exhibition
Thursday, April 28, 5-7pm. Exhibition Dates: April 21-28
Connect with your neighbors at the celebration of the Communal Quilt Project. Hundreds of people around Williamsburg have made quilt squares to tell their story. See how we are all connected in this debut event with music, storytelling, and refreshments.
Please join us in celebrating the research, teaching, and scholarship of the W&M Linguistics Program as we unveil the Scholarship on Display: Linguistics exhibit in Swem Library’s lobby. Beverages and hors d’oeuvres will be served.
Fly drones through an obstacle course, learn from drone professionals about flights, and speak to representatives from William & Mary's Center for Geospatial Analysis.
Dr. Joshua Fishbein will present an overview of “Out of the Ashes”, his composition based on his family’s survival in Nazi-occupied Greece during the Holocaust.
William & Mary Libraries is pleased to host a reception, open house and gallery talk for the attendees of the Black Alumni Reunion on Friday, May 6 from 3-5pm.
STUDIO ART SENIOR EXHIBITION
May 9-22, 2022
Reception May 13, 4-6pm
Andrews Gallery
Studio Art Senior Exhibition Reception
Friday, May 13, 4-6pm
Andrews Gallery
Join the Special Collections Research Center for their workshop, “Touch to See: A Nineteenth-Century Book for Blind Readers,” which aims to broaden our expectations for books and how we read them.
VIMS' annual open house is a free, fun-filled event for the whole family! Join us for marine science exhibits, family activities, collecting animals, touring labs, and more! Event proceeds rain or shine.
Join VIMS and the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria to view the "Turning Tides" gallery exhibit (featuring 20 artists), learn about VIMS research on global change, and participate in interactive educational activities and a community art project.
Come to the Law Library and see our display for Banned Books Week! We highlighted a selection of works from the collection on obscenity law and censorship. The display is located on the first floor and open to the public.
Join the Muscarelle Museum of Art on September 22 for our New Faculty Open House.
Free admission with guided tours of the student-curated exhibition The Human Frame: Prints by Leonard Baskin. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with Museum Docents to learn about this collection of works by the mid-20th century artist.
VIMS is joining the fun at the Annual Yorktown Folk Festival along the Yorktown Waterfront! This free, fun, family-friendly event will feature performances on five stages by local bands, musicians, storytellers and dancers.
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As part of the 100 Years of Women celebration at William & Mary, The President's Collection of Art presents Following in their Footsteps at the Sadler Center. This exhibition showcases alumane art thematically depicting works by women, of women.
In 1991, the Women's Studies program emerged, and in 2013, the program was renamed Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, a change that reflects the program’s aspirations for the growth of feminist research and activism at William & Mary.
On Saturday April 20, William & Mary kicks off a project supported by the Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation to promote ecosystem health and awareness with exhibits and fun. Bring the whole family, wear your walking shoes and make an Earth day of it.
On display here is an interdisciplinary collection of scholarship and research works by GSWS core and affiliated faculty.
William & Mary students, faculty, and staff are invited to share military veteran stories in a pop-up digital storytelling exhibit. Stories will be told in creative formats and shared digitally.
Learn more & RSVP at facesofveterans.blogs.wm.edu
Kacey Sydnor Carneal, a folk artist who lives in Gloucester, will kick off VIMS Cultural Diversity Week with an exhibition of her paintings in Davis Hall atrium. She will be available from noon - 2:00 pm to answer questions about the artwork.
A variety of on-campus and Williamsburg merchants offer everything from banking and computers, to clothing and groceries.
A variety of on-campus and Williamsburg merchants offer everything from banking and computers, to clothing and groceries.
Updated Location: due to the weather forecast, the Auxiliary Fair has been moved inside of the Commons Dining Hall.
Come on out to meet some of the groups involved in sustainability on and off campus!
Join curator Elizabeth Mead for a private tour of the Muscarelle Museum of Art's new exhibit The Adjacent Possible.
This Accounting and Consulting Career Fair takes place in the Mason School of Business with informative alumni panels in the morning and an open career fair from 11 AM - 2 PM. All class years and majors welcome.
Almanacs are annual guidebooks, used as a calendar and sometimes as a diary, for looking up astronomical data or astrological signs, and even as a weather forecast.
On November 8th, 1917 soldiers loyal to the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party, more commonly known as the Bolsheviks, overthrew that nation's government and began their 74 year experiment with Communism.
Interested in archaeology? Join us for a poster session, information on career and fieldwork opportunities, and a screening of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
This fair showcases graduate school programs to and allows prospective students to gain more information about their schools/programs. This fair is open to students of all majors and class years as well as alumni.
Presented as part of Muscarelle Explorations: Bauhaus at 100, this film memoir recounts the beginning of the Staatliche Bauhaus Weimar with contributions from former students and historians, a strong selection of artworks as well as archival footage.
Calling All Scholars! All of our Scholars Programs - That's WMSURE, Monroe, Sharpe and 1693 - are getting together on Family Weekend! Scholars and their families are invited to see what it's like to be a scholar at William & Mary.
I-MIC 2019: Featuring Award-Winning poet and physician Irène Mathieu '09, W&M student poets, and the Russian Music Ensemble
The exhibit will feature works from African American and Native American emergent and established artists in a variety of media.
The Muscarelle Museum and W&M Libraries invites William & Mary students to the opening of our 1619/2019 exhibition. The student opening will include light food and non-alcoholic beverages. Exclusive access to the museum will be offered to attendees.
2020 W&M Employee Resource Expo
Always curious about what military camp life, music, and soldierly drill were like in the 18th century? Come learn from the experts in William & Mary's Revolutionary War College Company, William & Mary's ONLY historical reenacting group!
Free-for-all and family friendly, Earth Week will be an opportunity to bring all members of the William & Mary and Williamsburg community together to celebrate our planet and learn more about how to protect it.
The tradition of the Earth Week Festival Lorax reading continues this year with Provost Agouris reading the Dr. Seuss classic live on Youtube.
This annual event celebrates the learning across the University and promotes new ideas & connections with colleagues. The symposium is organized by STLI. Breakfast and lunch will be served. A full schedule will be released in April.
Professor Francis Tanglao Aguas produces and directs this Zoom performance of R. Zamora Linmark's stage adaptation of his award winning and best selling novel, ROLLING THE R's. The international professional cast is joined by W&M Theatre students.
Fund your sustainability idea, research, program or initiative!
Family Weekend features events and special programs designed to showcase life at William & Mary. Learn about world-class faculty, experience special performances from one of many talented student groups, and connect with families from across the nation.
Join us for an eve of frightfully talented student performers in the Sadler Atrium on October 22nd from 9-11 pm. From singers to instrument players, collaborations and soloistsin, Hallow-Brew will be sure to showcase some of the best of campus talent!
Join us for a special discussion with Elizabeth Mead who curated the exhibition Looking out, at, in and back again.
Join art historian Elaine Ruffolo for an unhindered gaze into court life in Mantua.
Please join us for a Zoom retirement gathering on Tuesday, Feb 23 at 5pm in recognition of Lynda Butler, Chancellor Professor of Law and Co-chair of the Committee on Sustainability!
WMGIC Career & Networking Expo
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
“Searching for Anna May Wong,” traces the journey of actor Natasha Tina Liu, who raises the question, “If trailblazing Anna May Wong were still alive today, would she still face the same racism and challenges she experienced during her time in Hollywood?”
Virtual art gallery blending science and art perspectives
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
"Abducted" is a new original musical created by Zoë Bowen Smith '21.
Quirky, heartfelt, and mysterious, "Abducted" tells the story of Avery and Mia, two college-age women who happen to be abducted by a group of eccentric aliens.
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
Josué Nieves, a MA/PhD student, will present his final dissertation.
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
Earth Week is held annually the week of April 22, Earth Day!
Josué Nieves, a MA/PhD student, will present his final dissertation. Please email Joni Carlson [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
Spring 2021 Virtual Non Majors Art Exhibition
On display in the Swem Library 4/22-24 from 5-8pm and 4/24 from 11-2pm
FRIDAYS @ WREN
The Office of Historic Campus invites students to visit the Wren Building on Fridays. Come with your pods and take pictures with friends. We especially welcome students who are here for their last semester.
An Honors Thesis photography exhibition about the confrontation of time and memory by Senior Iris Wu
THE ACTORS ARENA is a two-part master class series that educates on the ins and outs of pursuing a successful professional career in acting. April 27 & 29, 7-9pm. One on one monologue coaching available on a limited basis.
"Echo Fragments" An Honors Thesis Exhibition by Iris Wu
5-6 p.m. virtual gallery talk and audience questions with the artist
Reception for Senior, Iris Wu, and her honors thesis photography exhibition about the confrontation of time and memory
Now Online, the Spring 2021 Virtual Non Majors Exhibition, featuring work by W&M students participating in the Studio Art classes, who are not majors of the program.
Studio Art Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination"
Andrews Gallery, May 10-14, open to W&M faculty, staff and students
Virtual Exhibition begins May 10, 2021
A Virtual Reception, 5/14, 5-7pm. Registration required
VIRTUAL RECEPTION for Studio Art Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination"
May 14, 5-7pm
Art & Art History's Studio Art 2021 Senior Exhibition "Collective Imagination" NOW ONLINE
Graduating Seniors, Abigail Daniel, Leah Moyer, Jorden Solet, Evan Squires and Iris Wu
Now Online W&M Art History's THE CURATORIAL PROJECT: "THE ART OF WELL BEING", STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
W&M Art History Senior Research Colloquium III NOW ONLINE
12 art history majors in the capstone seminar, under the guidance of Professor Xin Conan-Wu, present in depth research on various topics, ranging from the historical to the contemporary.
Start your first weekend at William & Mary by visiting the Muscarelle Museum of Art!
Are you interested in research? Join us Friday, Sept. 3rd, in the ISC to experience Tribe Chemistry Research Labs!
Join in the Muscarelle Museum Chalk Art Competition during My First W&M Weekend. Grab a group of friends and get ready to have some artistic fun! Compete for fun AND $5900 in Cash Prizes! Registration requested, not required.
Chandler Fitzsimons will share her proposed Ph.D. research entitled: "Fifty Cabins: Displacement and Memory in Virginia’s Historic Triangle." Please email [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
Tomos Evans proposes P.hD. research titled: "Composition, Competition and Creativity: A Holistic Archaeological Reconstruction of Socio-political and Ontological Dynamics of Sungbo’s Eredo, Africa’s Largest Monument." Email [[jdcarlson]] for Zoom link.
W&M has the second-best composting program in the nation for a university of our size!
The Andrews Gallery presents GRETA PRATT: The History of the United States (condensed and abridged). Exhibition begins October 8 through November 18, 2021. The Gallery is open 10 - 4, please follow the W&M Covid-19 guidelines. Masks are required.
Join us to celebrate the installation of the exhibit, "The Asian Centennial at William & Mary: Pu Kao Chen 1923" curated by Sumie Yotsukura '22 and assisted by Brian Zhao '23. An opening reception will be held on Friday, Oct. 22 from 4-5 p.m. in Swem.
A fun celebration of Japanese culture and the coming of fall in the Crim Dell Meadow from 4-7pm on Sunday, October 24th! There will be free food, games and activities, performances, and more!
Join us on Saturday, October 30 at 3:30 pm in Reveley Garden as we celebrate Blackness during the First Annual Sankofa Legacy Festival
Join the Center for Student Diversity for the Day of the Dead 2021 Celebration Events. For more information see the full summary.
Johnny Farraj will visit Worlds of Music (MUSC 241/ANTH 241) at 9:30-10:50 to discuss aspects of his co-authored book Inside Arabic Music and to demonstrate (musically) some of its core principles. For info: Anne Rasmussen.
The Asian Centennial Committee is proud to present Asian Centennial Distinguished Fine Arts Fellow Roberto Jamora as he previews his vision for expressing in visual art the APM experience and history at W&M. Co-presented with the Muscarelle Museum of Art.
Under Prof. Anne Rasmussen, the W&M Middle Eastern Music Ensemble performs with guest artist, Johnny Farraj.
There are Satanic Mechanics taking over William & Mary! Come see this interactive screening of the Rocky Horror Picture Show with a LIVE shadowcast troupe!
Celebrate Geography Awareness Week with the CGA! Challenges, events and guest lecture will take place November 15-19 both virtually and in-person. There are opportunities to win great prizes!
The Special Collections is displaying maps in their collection in collaboration with the Center for Geospatial Analysis' Geography Awareness Week.
CREATIVES COLLECT: Treasured Art & Objects from the Personal Collections of W&M Studio Art Faculty
Jan 27 – Feb 25, 2022, Andrews Gallery
Conceived and organized by Melissa Parris, Director of Collections & Exhibitions, Muscarelle Museum of Art
Thirty-seven years ago as a Fulbright Scholar at Wuhan University, Clyde Haulman, Professor Emeritus/Adjunct Lecturer of Economics, had the opportunity to travel to Kashgar and Urumqi for an extended period with his wife Fredrika Teute.
Strollin’: A history of Black Greek letter organizations at William & Mary, examines the arrival of African American fraternities and sororities to campus.
This cultural event is meant to highlight Black Owned Businesses in Virginia, and aspiring student entrepreneurs.
W&M Studio Art Senior Capstone Show at the Linda Matney Gallery, 5435 Richmond Road, Suite A,
Williamsburg, Virginia
Reception also held at the Matney Gallery, Feb 25, 4:30-7pm
Open to the public.
W&M Studio Art Senior Capstone Show at the Linda Matney Gallery, 5435 Richmond Road, Suite A,
Williamsburg, Virginia
A reception will also be held at the Matney Gallery, Friday, Feb 25, 4:30-7pm
Open to the public
Art & Art History’s Non-Majors Art Exhibition features original artworks by William & Mary students who include Studio Art and Art History minors, Art History concentrators, and students who are active in Studio Art courses at W&M.
Reception for the Art & Art History’s Non-Majors Art Exhibition, featuring original artworks by William & Mary students who include Studio Art and Art History minors, Art History concentrators, and students who are active in Studio Art courses at W&M.
The Asian Centennial and W&M Theatre proudly present Lloyd Suh's award winning play on the life story of Afong Moy, who at 14 was brought to the US from Guanzhou Province in 1834, and was put on display for the American public as "The Chinese Lady."
Entering its 15th year, the W&M Global Film Festival is now the Ampersand International Arts Festival, presented by William & Mary.
Lips Zine, is accepting submissions until April 13th at 8 PM. Lips will choose all sorts of submissions that center marginalized voices. Submit here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVpwFwRPoAWnPjW6az_YQuHXRrsqWfcSrfILWsTdMAi7WxSg/viewform
Honors Thesis Art Exhibition, Savannah Orsak, "Dwelling: a Body Between"
April 11-14, 2022
Reception: Thursday, April 14, 4-6pm.
William & Mary Alum, Dr. Sarah Cramsey of Leiden University discusses the complex intellectual, political, and logistical questions concerning Jewish belonging in East Central Europe as well as their migration into Palestine
Reception for Honors Thesis Art Exhibition, Savannah Orsak, "Dwelling: a Body Between"
Thursday, April 14, 4-6pm.
The exhibition runs April 11-14, 2022.
Andrews Gallery
A discussion of the practices of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. by Jill Hicks-Keeton and Cavan Concannon re: how it informs the work of both scholars and ordinary persons.
Come to the Muscarelle Museum of Art to see the traveling exhibition "Degas: The Private Impressionist – Works on Paper by the Artist and His Circle."
Join the Muscarelle Museum of Art for our 2nd Annual Chalk Art competition on Friday, April 22nd from 1:00-9:30 pm! We will be celebrating all day with live music, food trucks, games, and a chance to win cash prizes! Registration is free.
It's Earth Week!
Celebrate Earth Day 2022! Enjoy the natural beauty of Machicomoco State Park while visiting Exploration Stations, where you can learn about the environmental and cultural importance of natural resource conservation.
Come to the Muscarelle Museum of Art to see the traveling exhibition "Degas: The Private Impressionist – Works on Paper by the Artist and His Circle."
Traditions Weekend attendees are invited to spend an afternoon at the Muscarelle Museum of Art.
Come to the Muscarelle Museum of Art to see the traveling exhibition "Degas: The Private Impressionist – Works on Paper by the Artist and His Circle."
Dr. Vehlow will lead the class in an exploration of Emet Veemunah, Conservative responsa, and role of Halakhah in Conservative Judaism today.
In her first talk, Rabbi Lederman will explore Reform Judaism in today's America; in her second, she will discuss the history of women in the rabbinate and her work within.
Reception and presentations for The 2022 Catron Scholars Research Exhibition
Thursday, April 28, 5-7pm. Exhibition Dates: April 21-28
Connect with your neighbors at the celebration of the Communal Quilt Project. Hundreds of people around Williamsburg have made quilt squares to tell their story. See how we are all connected in this debut event with music, storytelling, and refreshments.
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