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Student Report | Concert & Roundtable Discussion: To the Fleeting Water Say｜告潺潺流水
Reported by Alexandra Aliu (Class of 2029) “To the Fleeting Water Say” serves as both the world premiere of Professor Maximiliano Amici’s new chamber music composition and the closing event for the Humanities Research Center (HRC) exhibition Feeling into Form: Art, Movement and the Making of Empathy. The performance draws inspiration from the Yijing (I […]
FEELING INTO FORM: Art, Movement, and the Making of Empathy
Event Information September 15 | 6:00 PM Community Center Theater Organized by Heritage Lab, with Prof. Jung Choi and Prof. Kolleen Guy What can happen when music and visual art respond to similar ideas? Join us on Tuesday, September 15 at 6:00 pm in the CCTE Theater for the closing concert of the exhibition Feeling […]
Feeling into Form: Art, Movement, and the Making of Empathy
People move. They move across borders, between languages and cultures, toward new lives or away from danger. Sometimes movement is chosen; sometimes it is forced. Wherever people go, they carry memories, stories, sounds, images, and traditions. Movement shapes people: in turn, people reshape the art and cultures they encounter. Feeling into Form asks what happens […]
