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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Dahn Gim\, Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series
DESCRIPTION:The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343)\, the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist\, Dahn Gim.  This event is free and open to the public.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/artist-talk-dahn-gim-arnold-flaten-memorial-artist-series/
CATEGORIES:Speakers/Lectures
LOCATION:Center for Art and Dance 305
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260216T190000
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Sayge Carroll
DESCRIPTION:The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343)\, the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist\, Sayge Carroll.  This event is free and open to the public.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/artist-talk-sayge-carroll-arnold-flaten-memorial-artist-series/
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LOCATION:Center for Art and Dance 305
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SUMMARY:Origins of Chinese Civilization: Writing\, Divination\, and Mentality
DESCRIPTION:Ken-Ichi Takashima\, Professor Emeritus of the University of British Columbia\, will explore the origins of the Chinese civilization as reflected in the oldest writings\, “oracle-bone inscriptions” (OBI). Datable to the Late Shang Dynasty\, ca. 1230-1050 BCE\, the topics of the OBI range widely\, such as weather\, agriculture\, hunting\, warfare\, medicine\, childbirth\, sacrificial and ritual practices\, etc. They inform us of the conditions and situations of the Shang diviners\, kings\, scribes\, and the high echelons of society. How they responded to them unveils what they were thinking or doing. Professor Takashima will analyze it in terms of writing and divination\, aiming to reveal their mentality.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/origins-of-chinese-civilization-writing-divination-and-mentality/
CATEGORIES:Speakers/Lectures
LOCATION:Buntrock Commons\, Viking Theater
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DTSTAMP:20260403T170428
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SUMMARY:Urban Bush Women: Collab Lab Sharing and Community Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a unique glimpse into the creative process as 19 St. Olaf dance students share the culmination of their week-long intensive residency with the legendary Urban Bush Women (UBW). \nThroughout the week\, students have worked intimately with UBW BOLD facilitators in a Collab Lab\, using dance\, song\, and creative writing to synthesize their collective vision for the community. This informal “sharing” will showcase the artistic products born from that collaboration\, followed by a facilitator-guided conversation. \nAbout Urban Bush Women  \nURBAN BUSH WOMEN is a groundbreaking Black women-led theatrical dance company and social activism ensemble. Founded in 1984 by visionary choreographer Jawole Willa Jo Zollar\, UBW is an engine and amplifier for the stories of Black Women+. UBW combines radical performance\, deep engagement\, and ancestral knowledge from the African diaspora into a force that is urgent\, forward-looking\, and essential. UBW has defied expectations for over 40 years. The very bodies of its founding members – Black women of various shapes and sizes – changed the landscape of who could be seen on stage as a dancer. The work placed the concerns of such women center stage. UBW embraces radical storytelling to activate social change. Whether creating genre-defying work for the stage\, guiding the development of Black Women+ choreographers and producers\, organizing for justice through artmaking\, UBW is an innovator\, operating at the vanguard. www.urbanbushwomen.org \nAbout UBW’s BOLD Programming \nBOLD (Builders Organizers\, and Leaders through Dance) is Urban Bush Women’s unique approach to facilitating a dialogue within an organization. They facilitate multiple workshop possibilities for a variety of groups and contexts\, from dance studios to board retreats\, using a unique blend of dialogue and movement. Leveraging dance as a catalyst for social change & consistently seeking the broadest range of engagement possible has led UBW to train rigorously in dialogue facilitation\, analyzing racism and its manifestations in group dynamics\, and in the field of brain-compatible dance education (a holistic practice rather than dance instruction as mimicry)—in addition to concert dance technique & performance. \nAbout UBW’s Collab Lab \nUrban Bush Women facilitates artistic creation based on themes that emerge from the group. With an emphasis on dance and song\, they use various artistic genres\, including creative writing and visual art\, to process\, synthesize\, and communicate. Through the Collaboration Lab\, participants create an artistic product reflecting both their learning and their vision for the community.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/urban-bush-women-collab-lab-sharing-and-community-conversation/
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Performing and Visual Arts,Speakers/Lectures
ORGANIZER;CN="Dance Department":MAILTO:flanne5@stolaf.edu
LOCATION:CAD STUDIO 1
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260223T190000
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Shana Kaplow\, Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series
DESCRIPTION:The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343)\, the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist\, Shana Kaplow.  This event is free and open to the public.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/artist-talk-shana-kaplow-arnold-flaten-memorial-artist-series/
CATEGORIES:Speakers/Lectures
LOCATION:Center for Art and Dance 305
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SUMMARY:Populism and Democracy: A Public Choice View
DESCRIPTION:The Institute of Freedom and Community invites guest lecturer Dr. Michael Munger\, Professor of Political Science and Economics from Duke University\, to campus to present Populism and Democracy: A Public Choice View. Munger will use an economic lens to understand populist movements and American democracy.
URL:https://wp.stolaf.edu/calendar/event/populism-and-democracy-a-public-choice-view/
CATEGORIES:Speakers/Lectures
ORGANIZER;CN="Institute for Freedom and Community":MAILTO:institute@stolaf.edu
LOCATION:Buntrock Commons\, Viking Theater
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