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Using improvisational variations of common patchwork quilt forms, Chawne Kimber, head of Lafayette's Math Department, raises issues of identity, difference, and social justice in her remarkable quilts. She and her work were recently profiled in The Washington Post.
A group exhibition featuring the work of senior art majors Jane Fergusson, Hannah Ciancarelli, Casey Goodwin, Elle Cox, Richard Ffrench, Maggie DiGrande, Grace Cornell, and Gwen Goldman.
NYC theater company The Civilians takes theater into the future and onto Twitch. Meet Jonas, who broadcasts all aspects of his life online, including a disastrous first date with his crush, Nicole. Desperate to regain her affections, he dusts off a long-ignored gift from his mother—a classic 2D “Black feminist video game”— hopeful that the game will grant him the key to winning Nicole back.
A veritable, virtual writers' colony takes root in a pandemic semester (pictured: visiting writer Emily Raboteau).
With the gallery inside closed, photography students displayed their art in the windows of the WVAB to inspire passersby downtown.
A remote semester was no match for Music Department harmony.
Obsessed with capturing light and water, Claude Monet revolutionized modern art at the turn of the 20th century with his timeless artworks, and Great Art on Screen offers an unprecedented look at many of his beloved explorations of water lilies.
Easton-based artist Habib Fall works with local teen artists on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail.
Lafayette Art Galleries feature artwork in a group show inspired by Ross Gay’s "The Book of Delights."
Remote theater magic, concerts across borders, groundbreaking artists of all stripes—see how art and ideas take shape with online offerings. Some of our Fall 2020 performances are still available on demand, and Spring 2021 events will be added throughout the semester.
Never miss an opportunity to engage with the arts! Performances, exhibitions, author events, film screenings, and public lectures by artists and scholars—you’re invited to them all. Subscribe here.
In a typical year, Lafayette brings more than 100 open-to-the-public arts events to Easton. Of course, 20/21 is no typical school year, but there's plenty to explore online. Get to know us without having to hike up the hill.