ART MUSEUM: Reopening 1/28/2025
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![Edward Mitchell Bannister (American, born in Canada, 1828-1901), Untitled [Rhode Island Coastal Scene] (detail), ca. 1885-1889](https://artmuseum.mtholyoke.edu/sites/default/files/styles/events_list_image/public/mh_2017_25_v2_01-975x850.jpg?itok=LiaALOLv "Edward Mitchell Bannister (American, born in Canada, 1828-1901), Untitled [Rhode Island Coastal Scene] (detail), ca. 1885-1889")
Muna Tseng in conversation with Professor Iyko Day
Student Poetry and Prose Reading and Open Mic
Open to current MHC students, faculty, and staff
In celebration of the Skinner Museum’s 75th Anniversary
With Aaron Miller, Associate Curator of Visual and Material Culture & NAGPRA Coordinator
Advance registration required; for valid MHC ID holders only
This is a rare opportunity to see the Skinner Museum this fall, which is currently closed to the public.
Join us for the opening event of “Long Distance Relationship,” a virtual exhibition created by Class of 2020 and 2021 students from the "Senior Studio” capstone course. Students will offer remarks about the final studio projects featured in their new online exhibition.
Hosted by creative writing faculty Samuel Ace and Andrea Lawlor. Co-sponsored by the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum and the MHC Department of English.
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