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Born in Hefei, China, and currently residing in Connecticut, Hong Hong's innovative large-scale papermaking process merges traditional techniques with the effects of weather and other unpredictable factors.

This exhibition, organized by the Princeton University Art Museum, explores photography pioneer White’s pivotal role in asserting the new medium’s place as an emerging art form.

This exhibition explores fragments acquired in the mid-20th century when modern taste and art historical pedagogy combined to require authentic and beautiful objects for museum collections.

As descendants of early African immigrants to South Asia and enslaved Africans brought to India’s west coast, the Siddis of Karnataka transformed African traditions with quilts.

The new initiative engages local artists in transforming the expanse of windows that articulate the lobby of our signature Rafael Moneo building and plaza and features the work of Associate Professor David Teng Olsen.

Bare Opera produces innovative interpretations of operas in intimate venues, where audiences can sit back and experience the raw, visceral power of the human voice and drama.

The recently acquired portfolio of 19th century German artist Max Klinger’s Intermezzi is a playful collection of prints featuring fantastical subjects from mythology and German literature.

Featuring works acquired for the Davis over the past 10 years, this exhibition explores how artists use the print medium to confront the crucial social and political issues of their time.

Bare Opera strives to make opera spontaneous, and immersive. This unique workshop allows Wellesley College singers and musicians to explore, experiment, and approach opera in an unconventional way. Observers welcome.

Bare Opera’s performance features operatic hits and rare gems by Mozart, Ravel, Rossini, Donizetti, and Puccini. On Saturday, April 7 from 6 to 9 PM experience a working opera rehearsal for this concert.