The Making Known
The Making Known is a solo exhibition of Benny Nemer's work responding to St. Olaf College's Tetlie Collection of WWII Propaganda Posters.
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Selections from the Tetlie Collection of WWII Propaganda Posters
Throughout World War II the Nazis saturated German-occupied Europe with posters meant to manipulate the traditions, anxieties, and political divisions of defeated countries to serve the Nazi agenda of pacification, persuasion, and terror. Following the liberation of Europe, General Dwight Eisenhower assigned historian Duncan Emrich to collect posters as evidence of Nazi oppression. These very […]
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Senior Recital: Jo Ornat
Senior Recital: Jo Ornat
BM Instrumental Music Education Major, Jo Ornat, saxophone, will present a senior recital in partial fulfillment of his Music Education Degree.
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Junior Recital: Lambrecht and Currin
Junior Recital: Lambrecht and Currin
Junior Recital: Addie Jo Lambrecht, violin and Hayley Currin, cello
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3 events,
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The Kids Are Alright- More Than Art: A Keynote by Muna Malik
The Kids Are Alright- More Than Art: A Keynote by Muna Malik
Join multidisciplinary artist Muna Malik as she speaks on her non-traditional journey into the art world and the importance of building community, taking risks and trusting your gut. The Kids Are Alright is presented by Hard Reset Studios and the St. Olaf Artist Series Can't make it in person? Watch online livestream here.
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The Kids Are Alright- Beyond Borders: A Conversation with Caliph + Daniel Leon-Davis
The Kids Are Alright- Beyond Borders: A Conversation with Caliph + Daniel Leon-Davis
Join Grammy award winning musician Caliph and cultural architect Daniel Leon-Davis for a discussion on what it means to be an immigrant artist, creative and community leader in the U.S. The Kids Are Alright is presented by Hard Reset Studios and the St. Olaf Artist Series
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Guest Recital: Sara Aimée Smiseth
Guest Recital: Sara Aimée Smiseth
Agathe Backer Grøndahl: The Story of an Artist PIANIST + STORYTELLER: SARA AIMÉE SMISETH Agathe Backer Grøndahl, born in Norway in 1843, was one of the cornerstones of Norwegian classical music’s golden age. She was a student of Franz Liszt, she performed in London and Paris with great success, and she was proclaimed one of […]
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The Kids Are Alright- Immigrant of the Year: A Performance by Grammy Award Winning Artist, Caliph
The Kids Are Alright- Immigrant of the Year: A Performance by Grammy Award Winning Artist, Caliph
If the last couple of years have shown us anything, it’s that even while surviving a pandemic, young people have always been ready and able to lead. That is why, this year we are giving the floor to young artists from across the nation to showcase how they have used their talents to create social […]
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Junior Recital: Mark Jesmer
Junior Recital: Mark Jesmer
Junior BM Vocal Performance Major, Mark Jesmer, tenor, will present a junior recital as partial fulfillment of the music degree requirements.
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Faculty/Guest Recital: Artaria String Quartet
Faculty/Guest Recital: Artaria String Quartet
The Artaria String Quartet performs Beethoven’s Complete String Quartet Cycle. A link to the live stream can be found here.
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Responses to The Making Known Exhibition with Rev. Heidi Neumark
Responses to The Making Known Exhibition with Rev. Heidi Neumark
Rev. Neumark and a representative from the Jewish Community Relations Council will lead a tour of The Making Known, an exhibition in the Flaten Art Museum that attends to the ethical questions that arise from the Tetlie Collection of World War II Propaganda Posters, co-presented by the Lutheran Center for Faith, Values and Community and the Flaten Art Museum.
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3 events,
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Curator’s Talk: Selections from the Tetlie Collection of WWII Propaganda Posters
Curator’s Talk: Selections from the Tetlie Collection of WWII Propaganda Posters
A conversation with Associate Professor Emerita of History Dolores Peters. Live streaming available here.
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Inherent Vice: Ethical and Technical Considerations in Conservation
Inherent Vice: Ethical and Technical Considerations in Conservation
A lecture from Dianna Clise, Paper Conservator at Midwest Art Conservation Center, discussing the ethical and technical considerations in conservation, arising from the treatment of the Tetlie Collection of WWII Propaganda Posters for the exhibitions Selections from the Tetlie Collection of WWII Propaganda Posters and The Making Known. Live streaming available here.
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