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SUMMARY:Opera’s Past\, Present\, and Future
DESCRIPTION:During this afternoon of conversation and music we will delve into the evolution of opera and its place in the contemporary world. Featuring a panel of experts from the NC Opera\, The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle\, and musicologists from UNC\, this seminar will explore how the artform has changed and who opera speaks to today. With performances from NC Opera’s production of Florencia en el Amazonas\, this seminar will entertain\, educate\, and show us that opera is for everyone!    \nPANELISTS \nNaomi André\, David G. Frey Distinguished Professor of Music  \nAnna Gatdula\, Assistant Professor of Musicology  \nEric Mitchko\, General Director of North Carolina Opera   \nNiccoló Muti\, Artistic Director & CEO of the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle   \nTOPICS   \n(The panel members will address each of these topics together.)  \nNew Directions in Opera: Who Watches\, Who Sings\, and What Makes Opera\, Opera?   \nWhat to Listen for in Opera (featuring performances from NC Opera artists)   \nDETAILS\nDATE & TIME: Saturday\, January 25\, 2025 | 1:00 – 4:30 pm  \nCOST: $55 Please note\, this is an in-person only seminar.  \nLOCATION: Durham Arts Council\n \nLight refreshments will be served. 
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LOCATION:Durham Arts Council\, 120 Morris Street\, Durham\, NC\, 27701\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Farm at Black Mountain College Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Built on more than a decade’s worth of deep\, original archival research\, this exhibition will constitute a comprehensive new history of Black Mountain College. By focusing on the farm\, the exhibition sidesteps the popular paradigm of approaching BMC through its famous faculty and students\, and instead offers a new cast of characters\, one that includes mostly students\, women\, and farmers. It spotlights the importance of collaboration\, both on campus among students\, faculty\, and faculty families\, and in the community with farmers and organizations in nearby cities and towns. Finally\, the exhibition shows what happens when communal living is no longer communal\, and offers the first ever detailed account of the fall of the college\, a dramatic and often dangerous story. \nThe opening reception and a keynote lecture will take place in conjunction with BMCM+AC’s annual ReVIEWING conference hosted at UNC Asheville. Exhibition themes will correspond to the chapters of co-curator David Silver’s book on this topic\, to be published in conjunction with the exhibition in partnership with Atelier Editions. \nCurated by David Silver and Bruce Johansen \nImage: Kenelm Winslow\, Untitled photograph of Black Mountain College work camp\, 1936 – 38. Kenelm Winslow Fotofolio\, collection of Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center. Gift of Kenelm Winslow\, Jr.
URL:https://nchumanities.org/event/the-farm-at-black-mountain-college-exhibition/
LOCATION:Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center\, 120 College Street\, Asheville\, NC\, 28801\, United States
CATEGORIES:NC Humanities Grantee Event
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