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Carl Ostendarp: Fat Cakes/Myopic Void 10:00am 01/29
Cornell art department faculty member Carl Ostendarp is best known for paintings that engage the history of late Modernist art, such as Pop, Color Field, and Minimalism. For this exhibition Ostendarp has chosen works from the Johnson’s collection by such artists as Andy Warhol, Barnett Newman, Helen Frankenthaler, Mary Heilmann, James Rosenquist, Robert Smithson, and John Chamberlain, primarily from the 1960s and ’70s. These paintings,...
CU Music: pianist Miri Yampolsky with guest cellist 3:00pm 01/29
Pianist Miri Yampolsky and guest artist Hillel Zori present a cello-piano recital featuring sonatas by Zoltán Kodály (op. 4) and Brahms (F Major, op. 99) and Josef Bardanashvili's Metamorphosen. Funded, in part, by a grant from the Cornell Council for the Arts.
Concert: Two Singers and CAGE 3:00pm 01/29
Two singers, Peni Candra Rini from Indonesia and Jessika Kenney from the United States, join the Cornell Avant Garde Ensemble (CAGE) to explore different lines between the traditional and experimental, the composed and improvised, in response to art in the exhibition "Lines of Control." Cosponsored by the Department of Music.
CU Jazz: Northstar Trio Jazz Jam Session 5:00pm 01/29
Join members of CU Jazz with the Northstar Trio. Enjoy a meal and listen, or join the band and play. Expect lots of locals and special guests. 5:00-6:00 Northstar Trio 6:00-7:00 Open Jam Session
WVBR's Bound For Glory: Traonach 8:00pm 01/29
The return of Ithaca's fine celtic band. They started out in the Tuesday night Irish sessions, and grew into a touring band of considerable quality. Lots of energy, great tunes, excellent songs. Traonach brings a smile to your face and gets your toes tapping. http://www.myspace.com/traonach .
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The Department of Communication started a new tradition in 2010 connecting some of our distinguished alumni with students. This initiative builds on the...
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Richard L. Moreland, Professor, University of Pittsburgh, Psychology and the Katz Business School
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Brandon Van Der Heide, Assistant Professor, Ohio State University, School of Communication
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Dawn Schrader, Professor, Cornell University, Department of Communication
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