Events

During common hour, join us for a discussion between Ibrahim Said and Dr. Lyla Halsted. Ibrahim Said's work Uraeus 1 was recently purchased for the collection by students from Art 348: Purchasing Art for Davidson, supported through Joe Logan '77 and Betsey Boshell Todd '93 and David Todd '92.

Please join us for an evening with photographer Ira Lupu to discuss her exhibit in the McKay Atrium of the Wall Building at Davidson College: “Ukraine — Sleeping Disorder.” Lupu will discuss her work produced during summer visits to wartime Ukraine in 2022, 2023, and 2024. The project uses the medium of photography to reflect […]

In partnership with Davidson College Arts & Creative Engagement, Davidson College Health Education, and the Biology department, the Galleries will once again commemorate Day Without Art. As a memorial to lives lost to AIDS, sculptures on campus will be shrouded all day December 2 to create a visual reminder of the art and creativity lost to […]

Join us for a talk with the Jemisons. Peter (Seneca, Heron Clan) will share the history of the White Corn Project, the connection and history of their traditional corn, and why it was important to bring it back to Ganondagan. Jeanette (Mohawk, Snipe Clan) will talk about the organization today and the importance of community […]

Join us for a talk by Marie Watt (Seneca Nation of Indians). Watt is an interdisciplinary contemporary artist specializing in community collaborations that foster the sharing of collective memories and storytelling. This program is a part of Dúta Bahiisere Kus Rá’here (We Know Corn Together), a collaboration between the departments of Biology, Environmental Studies, and History, […]

Join us for a gallery reception with Elizabeth Bradford in conjunction with her solo exhibition in the Van Every/Smith Galleries. Bradford will talk briefly in the Gallery at 6:30pm. Refreshments provided. Exhibition will remain on view through April 9, 2025.

Gallery reception for Material and Imaginative Worlds: Landscapes from the Davidson College Collection, curated by Sarah Willoughby '25.

Join us for a talk by Michaela Goade (Tlingit and Haida), the award-winning illustrator of We Are Water Protectors and I Sang You Down from the Stars, on her creative process and guidance for artists, authors, and activists. RSVP required to rostremlau@davidson.edu This program is a part of Dúta Bahiisere Kus Rá’here (We Know Corn Together), […]

Join us for a reading and talk on environmental justice with Michaela Goade (Tlingit and Hiada), the award-winning illustrator of We Are Water Protectors. Signing will follow. This program is a part of Dúta Bahiisere Kus Rá’here (We Know Corn Together), a collaboration between the departments of Biology, Environmental Studies, and History, the Farm at Davidson […]