Ad(dressing) the self is an installation that explores the contemporary relationship between identity and consumption through the cultural prevalence of fashion advertisement. Considering conditions of the indeterminate self, this collaboration will deploy fashion advertisements to satirically market aesthetic solutions for the never complete human condition
Bittersweet Dreams tells the story of a Mayan girl from the Chiapas highlands. It reveals events that compromise her childhood and the demands of adulthood that are prematurely thrust upon her. But she overcomes the obstacles and traumas that oppress her to find creative fulfillment and personal serenity.
The Theater Department at Occidental College, through the support of the G. William Hume Fellowship in the Performing Arts, is pleased to present Actors From The London Stage in a performance of Shakespeare’s King Learon Friday, March 1 at 7:30pm in Keck Theater.
From Queen Latifah, Salt-N-Pepa and Naughty by Nature in New York/New Jersey to Dr. Dre and Ice Cube in Los Angeles, roller rinks have long been a mecca for music and creativity. With an average of three rinks closing a month, UNITED SKATES takes a deep dive into the vibrant and celebratory world of African American roller skating.
All day, Academic Quad
Art Exhibition: Gender, Sexuality and Collective Action (runs through the end of the week)
The exhibit will be display in the quad, weather permitting, and will move the Tiger Cooler for the rest of the week.
View the full schedule of events for UN Week 2019: Gender, Sexuality and Collective Action.
Wanlass Artist in Residence Kenyatta A. C. Hinkle will present work from her long term Kentifrica Project in the Weingart Gallery from February 8th - March 11th, in which she will continue to explore convergent histories, truth(s), imaginings and interrogations.
December 7 – 15, 2017 | Evenings, beginning at Sundown
South Wall of Herrick Chapel, Outside Academic Commons
Opening Reception: December 7, 5-8pm | Academic Commons Patio
Malaquias Montoya is a legendary artist whose work is socio-political. This panel will touch on topics such as Malaquias' role in the Chicano art movement overall, the issues he is dealing with through his art, and how his art relates to the Chicano Art Movement here in LA.
October 25 | 6-7:30pm workshop followed by a reception. RSVP strongly encouraged, but not required.