Focused on the themes of human fragility, empathy, and perception, Habiba El-Sayed parallels mythology with contemporary experience to re-imagine historical references using a combination of both old and new technologies. Get a sneak preview of the Ceramic Annual and learn more about the artist’s work. Supported by the O’Brien Lecture Funds.
The Scripps College Ceramic Annual, the longest continuous exhibition of contemporary ceramics in the nation, enters its 79th year with The Idea of Feeling Brown. Curated by Jasmine Baetz, Lincoln Visiting Artist in Ceramics at Scripps, the exhibition features new and recent ceramic works by 13 artists from the United States and Canada: Lucero Aguirre, Karla […]
Myths and monsters. Legends and lore. Dragons have dominated cultural imaginations for millennia. In celebration of Lunar New Year, which begins the Chinese zodiac’s Year of the Dragon, Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery interns delved into Scripps’ permanent collection on a quest to showcase these fantastic beasts in East Asian art. Over thirty pieces, spanning […]
Scripps College Department of Music presents The Bessie Bartlett Frankel Chamber Music Concert Featuring ZOFO of San Francisco performing "Echoes of Gamelan" - a concert of works involving Indonesian music by composers from past to present day. Echoes of Gamelan explores the influence of gamelan music on western composers, as well as how our music […]
Tarabu Betserai Kirkland Director/Producer Screening / Q&A with Director February 8th Humanities Auditorium 6:00 PM Tarabu is the director and producer for the award-winning documentary film, “100 Years From Mississippi.” His diverse background as a Media Artist, Producer and Administrator includes twenty years in Public Radio having served as General Manager of radio station KPFK-FM […]
Join us for an exciting evening with the talented Jessica Bendinger at Scripps College's Balch Auditorium. The event promises to be a memorable experience for film enthusiasts and aspiring creators alike. Bendinger is a screenwriter, director, and producer. She was named one of "Hollywood's Most Powerful Women Under 40" by Glamour magazine. Her writing credits […]
The Spring 2024 Friday Noon Concert Series continues on February 9 with a performance of music by Tōru Takemitsu featuring Rachel Rudich (Pomona), flute and shakuhachi and Nobuko Fukatsu, biwa. Please visit the Friday Noon Concert webpage for current information regarding upcoming concert programs and public event protocol. • Doors open at 12 noon • […]
Manifold Muses: French and Spanish Music & Poetry Piano faculty, Hao Huang, will be presenting a recital in Balch Auditorium at Scripps College featuring The Mei Duo; Hao Huang (Scripps faculty), piano and Rachel Huang (Scripps faculty), violin on Sunday February 11, 2024 at 2:00 P.M. The program will include works by Debussy, Germaine Tailleferre, […]
Scripps Presents brings you an intimate gathering where Noelle Lambert, will share her insights and experiences. Lambert is an American Paralympic athlete, a motivational speaker, and the founder of the Born to Run Foundation, which provides specialized prosthetics to young adults and children. Lambert is a two-time American record setter for the women's Paralympic 100-meter […]
The Spring 2024 Friday Noon Concert Series continues on February 16 with a performance of music by Handel featuring The Cornucopia Baroque Ensemble with Alfred Cramer (Pomona), violin; Jason Yoshida, theorobo; Roger Lebow, cello; and Graydon Beeks, harpsichord. *This concert will be held in Lyman Hall* Please visit the Friday Noon Concert webpage for current […]
