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September 8 - October 26 The Redemptive Vision of Georges Rouault The work of French Expressionist printmaker and painter, Georges Rouault will be exhibited in a newly re-contextualized show, highlighting the theme of redemption. Currated by Jeanne Brasile Opening Reception: Sept. 10, 5-8 pm
September 22 No End in Sight Riveting non-fiction. Charles Ferguson's documentary on the Iraq war features interviews with government insiders.
September 27 George Rouault and the Art of Sacred Engagement Symposium sponsored by The Center for the Catholic Studies. 2:00-5:00 pm Gallery Reception: 5-7 pm
October 6 Amazing Grace Michael Apted's moving film about early nineteenth century efforts to abolish the British slave trade.
October 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 Arms and the Man by Bernard Shaw Shaw's first "pleasant" play is an entertaining, fast-paced comedy drama.
October 20 Professor David W. Blight - Lecture "Did the Civil War Unite Us?: Race Relations and the Legacy of Jim Crow." Lecture by one of the nation's foremost authorities on the Civil War, Reconstruction and their impact on American race relations. |
October 26 Chagall and Rouault Paintings of the Crucifixion Monsignor J.M. Oesterricher Memorial Lecture Lecture Sponsored by the Institute of Judaeo Christian Studies 2:00-4:00 pm Closing Reception: 4-6 pm
October 27 In the Valley of Ellah Tommy Lee stars as a distraught father trying to find his son, strangely missing after returning from service in Iraq. Based on a true story.
October 8 Simone Dinnerstein "Simone Dinnerstein has made her career by breaking every rule in the book."—NY Times Performing works by Bach, Beethoven, and Copland. 7:30 pm at SOPAC
November 10 Boys Don't Cry Kimberly Pierce's debut film about a young woman's gender identity in red-state America features
November 10 - December 12 Paperwork This exhibition seeks to expand the notion of works on paper by providing a forum for the display of art that demonstrates a wide variety of techniques, materials and processes. Curated by Erin Peters and Ellen Woods of the Museum Professions Program Opening Reception: Nov. 13, 5-8 pm |
November 18 The Jazz Knights - Free Concert Big band jazz and popular music performed by the United States Military Academy's Jazz Knights of West Point. The concert is free but seating is reserved. Contact SOPAC for ticker information 7:30 pm at SOPAC
November 24 The Insider Russell Crowe and Al Pacino in an astounding story about the tobacco industry nearly suppressed by the major media. Directed by Michael Mann
December 8 Musicians from Marlboro "The most exciting chamber music in the United States."—Time Performing works by Janacek, Mozart and Mendelssohn. *Special pre-concert lecture by Dr. Robert Waters, Assistant Professor of Music History at Seton Hall University and former music critic of the Washington Post
December 8 Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Based on Dee Brown's acclaimed novel, this film examines the plight of Native Americans after the 1876 victory of the Sioux nation against the cavalry of Gen. George Armstrong Custer
December 16 Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute Paquito D'Rivera Inaugural launch and celebration. Contact SOPAC for ticket information or call the Institute. 8:00 pm at SOPAC |
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