Students are welcome to attend Juliet Patterson’s ENVST 381 “Environmental Storytelling” Story Circle: The Environment and Our Democracy. Students will lead small group story circles in the Flaten Art Museum Living Room during the weeks following the election. Saturday, November 16, 2:30-4 p.m. Flaten Art Museum Living Room
All are welcome to come and cozy up in your pajamas and bring a mug to the Flaten Art Museum Living Room for post-election community building, self-care, and craft hour. Hosted by students in Christina Spiker’s ART 282: Making Museums Matter. Saturday, November 9, 2-3 p.m. Hot Chocolate For Your Thoughts | Flaten Art Museum Living […]
Students, faculty, staff, and the community are invited to a Post-Election Living Room Conversation with Chris Chapp, Professor of Political Science and Morrison Family Director of the Institute for Freedom and Community, hosted by the Flaten Art Museum. This event is presented in conjunction with the Flaten Art Museum's exhibition "Practicing Democracy." Thursday, November […]
St. Olaf College is nationally recognized for the highest student voter turnout in the country. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon will join us in the Flaten Art Museum's Practicing Democracy: 150 Years of St. Olaf Student Civic Engagement exhibit to present the college with the Democracy Cup recognizing this achievement. Simon will also offer […]
The St. Olaf and the surrounding community are invited to attend "Understanding Polling" presented by Professor Christopher Chapp in the Flaten Art Museum. Despite political polls being a ubiquitous part of American elections, they are poorly understood by the mass public. This talk will explain how polls work and why professional pollsters can arrive at […]
Join St. Olaf alums for a conversation about the many forms of student activism, past and present.
Join the exhibition’s curators for the opening reception of Flaten Art Museum's exhibition "Practicing Democracy."
Join us for a guided tour of the Technical Art History section of Art Assignment, led by Anika James ‘25. We’ll take a deep dive into the works on view and ask questions relating to themes of authentication, scientific analysis, and stylistic analysis. All are welcome to attend.
Join us for a guided tour of the Photography and Power section of Art Assignment, led by Andrew Mazariegos-Ovalle ‘24. We’ll take a deep dive into the works on view and ask questions relating to themes of power, documentation, and memory. All are welcome to attend.
Opening Reception: Teach and Learn with FAM's Collection