Welcome to arts@depauw, a bi-weekly newsletter created to provide information on ALL DEPAUW ART EVENTS for subscribers. All DePauw creative and performing art events are FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, except DePauw Theatre and DePauw Opera Theatre performances. For ticket reservations and information, contact the Green Center for the Performing Arts by phone at 765.658.4827or by email at greencenter@depauw.edu. For additional arts@depauw information, check out www.depauw.edu/arts.

Film Studies Film and Speaker Series
Lust, Caution
Monday, October 5
7:30 p.m.
Ashley Square Cinemas,
Downtown Greencastle
This espionage thriller is set in WWII-era Shanghai. A young woman, Wang Jiazhi, gets caught up in a dangerous game of emotional intrigue involving a powerful political figure, Mr. Yee. In Mandarin with English subtitles.

For more information on Film Studies, click HERE.

School of Music
DePauw University Chamber Singers: Gabriel Crouch, director
Wednesday, October 7
7:30 p.m.
Thompson Recital Hall,
Green Center for the Performing Arts
MINIATURE MASTERPIECES of Twentieth Century Europe
The DePauw University Chamber Singers is a select group of singers that performs small scale choral works and chamber music, very often without accompaniment. Their performances feature music ranging from the early renaissance to the 21st century, and the repertoire is designed to challenge and develop the skills of the advanced singer and musician.

For more information on the School of Music, click HERE.

School of Music
Guest Artist Recital: The Solaire Quartet
Friday, October 9
7:30 p.m.
Thompson Recital Hall,
Green Center for the Performing Arts
The Solaire Quartet formed in 2008, and its members represent a wide range of musical backgrounds. Each member is not only an active performing musician, but also a dedicated teacher. Members of the Solaire Quartet have performed with several orchestras, such as the Indianapolis Symphony, Chicago Civic, Thessaloniki State (Greece), and many others. Its members remain active musicians and teachers all across North America as well as Asia and Europe. This virtuosic ensemble performs a diverse spectrum of repertoire spanning several centuries. Its mission is to bring a culturally rich program to a wide variety of audiences.

For more information on the School of Music, click HERE.

School of Music
DePauw University Chorus: Gabriel Crouch, director
Sunday, October 11
7:30 p.m.
Kresge Auditorium
Green Center for the Performing Arts
Song and Dance
The program includes DePauw’s X-Cell Dance troupe in this first concert of the 09-10 season. The chorus of 60-70 mixed voices performs music incorporating a diversity of choral music, and voices and sounds, and includes at least one of the great choral masterworks each year.

For more information on the School of Music, click HERE.

Film Studies Film and Speaker Series and
Women, War and Documentary Film Series
Regret to Inform
Monday, October 12
7:00 p.m.
Watson Forum, Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
Barbara Sonneborn, directs the personal odyssey to come to terms with the war that took her husband’s life. Sonneborn speaks with with American and Vietnamese widows from both sides of the conflict who speak openly about the men they loved and how war changed their lives forever. This event will include a short intro by the director and Q & A following the screening.

For more information on the Film Series, click HERE.

School of Music
Faculty/Guest Recital: Matthew Gianforte, Gregory Martin, and Kazuha Nakahara, piano
Tuesday, October 13
7:30 p.m.
Thompson Recital Hall,
Green Center for the Performing Arts
This concernt will feature a program that celebrates the Mendelssohn Bicentenary.

For more information on the School of Music, click HERE.

James and Marilou Kelly Writers Series
Khaled Mattawa, poet
Wednesday, October 14
7:30 p.m.
Peeler Auditorium, Richard E. Peeler Art Center
Khaled Mattawa is the author of three books of poetry, Amorisco (Ausable Press, 2008), Zodiac of Echoes (Ausable Press, 2003) and Ismailia Eclipse (Sheep Meadow Press, 1996). He has translated seven books of contemporary Arabic poetry; and he has co-edited two anthologies of Arab-American literature. Mattawa has been awarded the PEN award for literary translation, a Guggenheim fellowship, the Alfred Hodder fellowship from Princeton University, an NEA translation grant, and three Pushcart prizes. His poems have appeared in Poetry, The Kenyon Review, Antioch Review, Best American Poetry, and many other journals and anthologies. Mattawa was born in Libya and came to the United States in his teens.

For more information on Kelly Writers Series, click HERE.

How Soon is Now: Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection
Through Dec 11

A selection of works in a wide range of media and forms that reflect the diverse formal, material and conceptual approaches to art-making and the perpetually shifting nature of contemporary art.

Meredith Brickell
Through Oct 16

Meredith Brickell's hand-built ceramic forms examine the public and private, and evoke both the vastness of a landscape, and the tiny objects that shapes one's experience of place.

The exhibition includes Tanks, a series of large, hand- built vessels that draw from sensations associated with pools of water-variable depths, floating, and stillness. Also on display is Bones, a collection of enigmatic objects that refer to the realm of the handheld such as tools, toys and found objects.

For more information on the Richard E. Peeler Art Center, click HERE.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC

FACULTY RECITAL: May Phang, piano
Saturday
October 10
7:30 p.m.
Thompson Recital Hall, Green Center for the Performing Arts

FACULTY RECITAL: Jayoung Kim, piano
Monday
October 12
7:30 p.m.
Kresge Auditorium, Green Center for the Performing Arts

DEPAUW CHAMBER PLAYERS - Dan Rizner, violin, Eric Edberg, cello, and May Phang, piano
Wednesday
October 14
7:30 p.m.
Thompson Recital Hall, Green Center for the Performing Arts

For more information on the School of Music, click HERE.

Thursdays
9 p.m. - 11 p.m.
The Fluttering Duck
The Walden Inn

October 8
John Spicknall Trio

October 15
Sandy Williams Quartet

Jazz at the Duck is free and open to the public.For more information on Jazz at DePauw click HERE.

All DePauw art events are free and open to the public, except DePauw Theatre and DePauw Opera performances.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC: www.depauw.edu/music
For more information, contact (765)658-6737 or slinville@depauw.edu
DEPAUW THEATRE: www.depauw.edu/arts/theatre
Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for students. Purchase at the Performing Arts Center Box Office or reserve at (765) 653-4827 or pacboxoffice@depauw.edu. Patron packages available.
THE GALLERIES AT PEELER ART CENTER: www.depauw.edu/galleries
Gallery hours: Monday-Friday from 10:00am-4:00pm, Saturday from11:00am-5:00pm, and Sunday from 1:00pm-5:00pm. For more information, contact (765) 658-4822
WILLIAM WESTON CLARKE EMISON MUSEUM OF ART EXHIBITIONS:www.depauw.edu/museum/
Emison Museum hours: Tuesday-Friday from 10:00am-4:00pm, Saturday from 11:00am-5:00pm, and Sunday from 1:00pm-5:00pm. For more information, contact (765) 658-4822
JAMES & MARILOU KELLY WRITERS SERIES:www.depauw.edu/acad/english/visitingwriters.asp
For more information, contact (765) 658-6309 or babean@depauw.edu
FILM STUDIES—FILM AND SPEAKER SERIES: www.depauw.edu/acad/film
For more information, contact (765) 658-5095 or aures@depauw.edu
PERFORMING ARTS SERIES: www.depauw.edu/arts/pas
For more information, contact (765)658-4712 or rdye@depauw.edu
     
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