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Following the success of the first "Genius Children: Honoring the Music of Black Composers" concert series from the Fall 2020 semester, Clark Arts will be reprising this series during the Spring 2021 semester. Please join us in celebrating a number of Black composers during the first of three concerts on March 13th at 7:30 PM, […]
During the Spring 2021 semester, Clark Arts will be hosting a series of virtual string concerts by The Clark University String Quartet entitled "Music for this Moment: Voices of Hope and Defiance." Please join us for the first of three concerts on February 27th at 7:30 PM with performances by: Prof. Peter Sulski, violin Prof. […]
Accessibility within the arts is a difficult conversation - far too often, we think of the word in the same category as ability, when the reality of making art accessible means thinking about every marginalized class of society, including class, race and ethnicity, gender identity and expression, sexuality, and more. On behalf of the Visual […]
The Clark Sinfonia string orchestra, under the direction of Peter Sulski, will perform a live-streamed concert showcasing the culmination of their semester's work. Click here to watch Sinfonia perform! Connect with us on Facebook! Sinfonia Program
The third and final performance by Clark faculty highlighting significant works of music by black composers streamed from Razzo Hall. This performance features the music of Samuel Coleridge Taylor, James Lee III, Anthony Green, and George Walker. Performers: Yelena Beriyeva, piano Peter Sulski, violin/viola Click here to watch the final Genius Children performance! Connect with […]
Please join The English Department on October 23-25 at 5 pm for the Winston Napier Conference: Then and Now, part of Clark University’s African American Intellectual Series. Convened by Professor Kourtney Senquiz, the Winston Napier Conference celebrates the 20th anniversary of Professor Napier’s foundational African American Literary Theory. Visual and Performing Arts faculty Ariana Falk […]
Please join ClarkArts in celebrating our talented visual and performing arts students in a series of recitals reflecting their hard work in undergraduate. Senior Jay Verchin will be performing a series of pieces on Saturday, October 24th, at 7:00 pm. Click here to watch Jay Verchin's Senior Recital! Connect with us on Facebook!
New York City based artist and Higgins Visiting Artist this semester, Geoffrey Chadsey, presents via zoom. Geoffrey Chadsey describes himself as “a drawer with a background in photography who mimics painting. drawings are rendered layerings of male-identified bodies and male-adjacent personas captured from social media, the internet, print media, and own archive. explore an unsettled […]
Clark’s Department of Visual and Performing Arts presents "Big Black Balloon," a new play by Clark alum Eljon Wardally '03, streamed via Zoom on Tuesday, October 20th at 7.30 pm. The reading will be followed by a talkback with the playwright, where we'll be fielding questions on the play and Eljon's career. "Big Black Balloon" […]
The second in a series of three performances by Clark faculty highlighting significant works of music by black composers streamed from Razzo Hall. This performance features the music of Jessie Montgomery, Anthony Green, Edward W. Hardy, J. Kimo Williams, and Quinn Mason. Performer: Peter Sulski, solo violin/viola Click here to view Genius Children! Genius […]
