Phung Huynh is a Los Angeles-based artist and educator with a practice in drawing, painting, public art, and community engagement. She has exhibited nationally and internationally and has completed public art commissions throughout Los Angeles County. Phung Huynh is Professor of Art at Los Angeles Valley College . Huynh has served as Chair of the […]
Scripps Presents Comedy Series Join us for an evening of comedy with the hilarious Mo Amer Mo Amer is a comedian, writer, and star of several Netflix series, including Mo Amer: The Vagabond and his new release, Mo, a recounting of his life as a Palestinian refugee and his journey to citizenship. He also starred […]
Friday Noon Concerts resume at Scripps College beginning January 27. Con Gioia Early Music Ensemble will present “Inspired by Goethe,” with Janelle DeStefano, mezzo-soprano; and John Buffett, baritone; accompanied by Preethi de Silva and Stephan Moss on an 18th-century Viennese-style fortepiano. Roswitha Burwick, Distinguished Prof. of German, emerita, of Scripps College will be a narrator, […]
Scripps College Department of Music presents The Bessie Bartlett Frankel Chamber Music Concert Featuring TAPESTRY of Boston performing "Web of Lace" - a concert of works by women composers from past to present day. In this celebration of women composers, Tapestry mixes every possible combination of voice, clarinet, and piano. In one moment, listeners are […]
Scripps Presents Emily Wilson Emily will be performing her one woman show FIXED Emily Wilson is a comedian and actress based in New York. Featured in PAPER magazine as one of the “100 People Taking Over 2019,” she is best known for her one-woman show, FIXED, about her time as a finalist on The X […]
How did women negotiate the politics of Italy’s Fascist regime in their daily lives? “Feeding Fascism” tackles this question with a new body of evidence, ranging from industrial foodways to private letters by women who fed their families through industrial and agricultural labor. It uses food as a critical lens to examine daily negotiations of […]
Virginia Grise will discuss the evolution of her career as a theatre artist, from blu to her most current project, Riding the Currents of the Wilding Wind, inspired by Helena María Viramontes' epic novel Their Dogs Came with Them. The talk will include excerpts of her work and her methodological and artistic practices for creating […]
Friday Noon Concerts resume at Scripps College beginning January 27. The concert on February 10 features soprano, Anne Harley (Scripps) performing new music by Eric Ulman, Moshe Shulman, Akira Miyoshi, Yii Kah Hoe, and Aida Shirazi. Please visit the Friday Noon Concert webpage for current information regarding upcoming concert programs and public event protocol. Concert […]
Scripps Presents @Noon SeriesNora Zelevansky is a Scripps alum from the Class of ’99. She is an author, journalist, editor, and brand writer consultant who has written and co-authored several books, including Competitive Grieving; Will You Won’t You Want Me?; and Roll Red Roll: Rape, Power, and Football in the American Heartland. Her writing has […]
A wealth of recent political science research focuses on how media consolidation under state rule can exacerbate democratic erosion, among other things by limiting access to narratives that counter the government’s viewpoint. Hungary is one of the most frequently cited examples of this corrosive media effect. We disagree with the corrosion hypothesis, and seek to test the […]
