Events will be added to this webpage throughout the season, so visit regularly for the latest updates and details.
Pluralidad: A Concerto for the Contours and Colors
Date: March 5, 2026
Time: 5 - 7 p.m.
Location: The Gibson Gallery
Join us on March 5th from 5 PM to 7 PM at the Gibson Gallery for the opening reception of a powerful new exhibition by Raquel Acevedo Klein ’16. A dynamic composer, conductor, vocalist, instrumentalist, and visual artist, Klein brings a truly multi-disciplinary arts experience to campus with her latest project, Pluralidad: A Concerto for the Contours and Colors. Through this exhibit, you will see the fantastic blend of colorful pieces and visual storytelling, exploring identity, heritage, and the experiences that shape who we are.
Following the opening reception, the exhibition will remain on view in the Gibson Gallery through April 17th, offering the campus and community a continued opportunity to engage with this immersive artistic experience. Whether you are drawn to her background music, visual art, or interdisciplinary performance, this exhibition promises an inspiring and thought-provoking experience you won’t want to miss.
Anna Warfield Presentation
Date: March 6, 2026
Time: 4 p.m.
Location: Kellas Lecture Hall – Room 106
“My work is queer.
It’s both straightforward and unclear.
It’s a processing of identities - many of them.
It’s about how we communicate; the words we use and don’t use.”
Join Anna Warfield in a talk that transcends disciplines, combining her work with text-based fibers and engaging poetry. Her discussion will follow topics like the body, unlearning, communication, identity, and how it all connects with the art she creates. After a months-long residency and exhibition in the North Country, Warfield will also share her experience of showcasing her artwork and navigating a career in professional, visual art.