Gallery Hours Sunday-Wednesday: 11 am–5 pm Thursday & Friday: 11 am–8 pmAbout the Exhibition Bursting with color, texture, and organic form, the intensely personal work of Franklin Williams (b. 1940 in Ogden, UT; lives and works in Petaluma, CA) sustains a tension between figuration and abstraction. In his rigorous yet whimsical artworks, Williams evokes familial [...]
PantherArt is an exhibition and visual arts activation that showcases the artwork of Pleasant View Elementary students, Pre-K through grade 5. Created over the entire school year in collaboration with both their art teacher, Robert Boerner and each other, these pieces illustrate the wide range of artistic expression of over 400 students. PantherArt seeks to [...]
PantherArt is an exhibition and visual arts activation that showcases the artwork of Pleasant View Elementary students, Pre-K through grade 5. Created over the entire school year in collaboration with both their art teacher, Robert Boerner and each other, these pieces illustrate the wide range of artistic expression of over 400 students. PantherArt seeks to [...]
PantherArt is an exhibition and visual arts activation that showcases the artwork of Pleasant View Elementary students, Pre-K through grade 5. Created over the entire school year in collaboration with both their art teacher, Robert Boerner and each other, these pieces illustrate the wide range of artistic expression of over 400 students. PantherArt seeks to [...]
Gallery Hours Sunday-Wednesday: 11 am–5 pm Thursday & Friday: 11 am–8 pmAbout the Exhibition Bursting with color, texture, and organic form, the intensely personal work of Franklin Williams (b. 1940 in Ogden, UT; lives and works in Petaluma, CA) sustains a tension between figuration and abstraction. In his rigorous yet whimsical artworks, Williams evokes familial [...]
Gallery Hours Sunday-Wednesday: 11 am–5 pm Thursday & Friday: 11 am–8 pmAbout the Exhibition Bursting with color, texture, and organic form, the intensely personal work of Franklin Williams (b. 1940 in Ogden, UT; lives and works in Petaluma, CA) sustains a tension between figuration and abstraction. In his rigorous yet whimsical artworks, Williams evokes familial [...]
Leading up to the premiere of his latest film,The Enigma of Harold Sonny Ladoo (2024) at Martinos Auditorium on October 11 (https://arts.brown.edu/whats/whats/worlds-richard-fung-queer-reclamations-asian-caribbean), the Brown Arts Institute presents a survey of queer Asian Canadian filmmakerRichard Fung's experimental and documentary films made between 1990 and 2016. Showcasing a range of his personal interests and research investments, these [...]
Leading up to the premiere of his latest film,The Enigma of Harold Sonny Ladoo (2024) at Martinos Auditorium on October 11 (https://arts.brown.edu/whats/whats/worlds-richard-fung-queer-reclamations-asian-caribbean), the Brown Arts Institute presents a survey of queer Asian Canadian filmmakerRichard Fung's experimental and documentary films made between 1990 and 2016. Showcasing a range of his personal interests and research investments, these [...]
Gallery Hours Sunday-Wednesday: 11 am–5 pm Thursday & Friday: 11 am–8 pmAbout the Exhibition Bursting with color, texture, and organic form, the intensely personal work of Franklin Williams (b. 1940 in Ogden, UT; lives and works in Petaluma, CA) sustains a tension between figuration and abstraction. In his rigorous yet whimsical artworks, Williams evokes familial [...]
Brazilian singer-songwriter Rubel (https://open.spotify.com/artist/0slVGXBggrLglTLNKbeEyW), a nominee for the 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards for his album As Palavras (The Words), will perform live at Brown University in collaboration with the Symbolic Reparations Project, a Digital Humanities initiative hosted by the Ruth J. Simmons Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice. The event features a [...]
Gallery Hours Sunday-Wednesday: 11 am–5 pm Thursday & Friday: 11 am–8 pmAbout the Exhibition Bursting with color, texture, and organic form, the intensely personal work of Franklin Williams (b. 1940 in Ogden, UT; lives and works in Petaluma, CA) sustains a tension between figuration and abstraction. In his rigorous yet whimsical artworks, Williams evokes familial [...]
Leading up to the premiere of his latest film,The Enigma of Harold Sonny Ladoo (2024) at Martinos Auditorium on October 11 (https://arts.brown.edu/whats/whats/worlds-richard-fung-queer-reclamations-asian-caribbean), the Brown Arts Institute presents a survey of queer Asian Canadian filmmakerRichard Fung's experimental and documentary films made between 1990 and 2016. Showcasing a range of his personal interests and research investments, these [...]
