| Datebook
Wednesday, September 24
Ensemble East: traditional Japanese music
for sangen and koto (plucked and bowed string instruments),
shakuhachi (bamboo flute), and voice. 7:30 p.m. Foy Hall.
$12, $6 seniors and students. Ext. 1650.
Michael
Parenti, author of To Kill a Nation (about the breakup
of Yugoslavia) and The Terrorism Trap (about
September
11). 4:00 p.m., Prosser Auditorium.
Friday, September 26
Celtic Classic. Do not visit downtown Bethlehem without
money in your sporran and a brogue on your lips.
Tuesday, September 30
Memorial service for Christopher Seifert ’97, who was
killed in Kuwait during the Iraq war. 12:15 p.m., Main Street
between Colonial and Comenius Halls.
Ongoing
 The first exhibit of the year at Payne
Gallery is “Recent
Acquisitions.” It includes works from many of the
gallery’s
shows during the four years that Diane Radycki has been
gallery director. Among these: Francis Barth, Damon Lehrer,
Francisco
Mora, Miriam Brumer,Elizabeth Catlett, Gertrude Käsebier,
and Polish circus posters.
Other works, bought with a $650,000
gift from an anonymous donor, include: watercolors by
Georgia O’Keeffe and
William Trost Richards; an oil by Edward Redfield; sculpture
by John Singer Sargent, Thomas Eakins, Malvina Hoffman,
and Bessie Potter Vonnoh; and drawings by the 19th-century
Moravian
bishop Amadeus A. Reinke.
Opening reception, 7:00-9:00
p.m. Thursday, September 18. Through October 19. |
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