Category: Arts

COOL CLASSES: “Musical Cultures of the World: An Ethnomusicological Journey”

Post date December 19, 2022

A patron looks at photos in "Native America: In Translation," located in the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery. Photo by Paola Nogueras.

“Native America: In Translation” Brings Indigenous Heritage to Haverford’s Galleries

Post date December 13, 2022

Izzy Ray '23 looking at her reflection in her "Pool of Narcissus."

A Love Letter to Skin

Post date November 28, 2022

Director So Yun Um (left) sitting with Yehyon Song '25 in front of a projector at the "So, Let's Talk About It" event as part of the Strange Truth series.

Filmmakers Reveal Their Secrets in “Strange Truth”

Post date November 28, 2022

The Fall 2022 Student Dance Concert

Post date November 22, 2022

Richard Freedman stands at the front of class in. front of two rows of students seated at laptops.

COOL CLASSES: “Encoding Music: Digital Approaches to Scores and Sound”

Post date November 21, 2022

Mapping Migrants in ‘Hostile Terrain 94’

Post date October 24, 2022

Natalie White '23 and Sarah Mastrocola '23 stand in the Haverford radio studio.

Club Life: College Radio Lives Again

Post date October 6, 2022

David Freese's photography exhibition in the Atrium Gallery of the Jane Lutnick Fine Arts Gallery.

Mapping Climate Change

Post date October 4, 2022

Professor Hee Sook Kim at the exhibition opening in a hanbok.

Hee Sook Kim Brings Her Thoughts to the Surface

Post date September 19, 2022

Chris stands in front of the display case with the origami red violinist particularly prominent behind him.

Chris Conrad ‘22 Brings Paper to Life

Post date May 2, 2022

A student in a sundress holds a musical score in one hand and hands another student a flower with another.

COOL CLASSES: “Medieval Music: Women, and Performance”

Post date April 19, 2022

Student observing Dread Scott's work.

Artists Bring Back the Past

Post date April 6, 2022

Henry stands in front of a red vinyl couch and a wall of photographs with one of his paintings on the opposite walls.

Henry Morales Welcomes Us Home With “Mi Casa Es Mi Casa”

Post date April 5, 2022

Jalen Martin '23 and Izzy Ray '23 stand in their exhibition, The Art of Healing: Heart & Home.

Healing in Artwork

Post date March 9, 2022

Nick wears a striped shirt and smiles in the gallery in the library.

Spreading Rumors: Nick Lasinsky ’23 on Truth

Post date March 9, 2022

A massive, multi-wall installation of intersecting timelines and portraits showing the political lines of the country from the past into the future.

William Powhida Evaluates the United States with “Condition Report”

Post date March 2, 2022

Seven photos of Chinese street food in the exhibit, and in the center a photo of four women with purple scarves on their heads standing behind a counter serving food.

Changchun Zhang Gives the Bi-Co “A Look at Diverse Cuisine In China”

Post date February 11, 2022

Jaharis Recital Hall lit up at night with the Chamber Singers Concert viewable from outside.

A New Home for Music

Post date January 6, 2022

Ying Li wears a mask and pours noodles out of a wok as a masked student stands behind her in the VCAM community kitchen.

COOL CLASSES: “Chinese Calligraphy As an Art Form”

Post date December 15, 2021

A view into the glass-walled recital hall during the Chamber Singers concert

The Sound of Music

Post date December 15, 2021

Logan de Raspide Ross '23 standing in front of the poster board at his new exhibition.

Viewing the World Through Logan de Raspide Ross’ Lens

Post date December 13, 2021

The Art of Politics informational board is on the wall of Lutnick Library next to four photographs taken by curator Jack Weinstein '23

Jack Weinstein ’23 Documents Black Lives Matter Murals

Post date December 9, 2021

A purple-tinged outdoor scene with a person wearing a mask and face shield and captions below them saying "You can't survive here without this protections."

COOL CLASSES: “Speculative Filmmaking”

Post date December 8, 2021

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