University of Oregon Campus Cultural Calendar

spring 2019 University of Oregon campus cultural calendar

= Oregon Humanities Center sponsored or co-sponsored event = ”The Common Good” theme ongoing exhibits Free Museum admission on the first Friday of every month. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art lation incorporates motorized sculpture, construction, totems, Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Admission: $5 general, $3 se- altered found objects, film, fetishized costume, movement, niors. Free admission for museum members, children under 18, sound, spoken word, and music. students, and UO faculty, staff, and students. Information: jsma. Passage by Mohau Modisakeng uoregon.edu or (541) 346-3027. May 11 through August 8, 2019 Visual Clave: The Expression of the Latino/a Experience through This three-channel video, South Africa’s entry in the 2017 Ven- Album Cover Art: 1940-90 ice Biennale, meditates on slavery’s dismemberment of African Through April 21, 2019 identity and its enduring erasure of personal histories. Visual Clave explores the evolution of Latin album cover art with What’s Next: Curatorial Conversations particular focus on the United States market. June 1 through September 9, 2019 Visual Magic: An Oregon Invitational As a follow-up to 2018’s popular collections exhibition “A Through May 12, 2019 Decade of Collecting,” JSMA’s curators present newly acquired Recent work by 45 artists who began their creative careers in works as well as recent and planned gifts in honor of Jill Hartz. Oregon during the 1960s and ’70s. The exhibition features paintings, sketchbooks, ceramics, and mixed-media works. Museum of Natural and Cultural History Closed Mondays. Admission: $5 general, $10 families, $3 seniors Qosqo, entre el pasado y el presente: Photography in Cusco and youths. Free admission for museum members and UO facul- 1895–1945 ty, staff, and students. Reduced admission for EBT card holders Through May 19, 2019 ($1 individuals, $5 families). Information: natural-history.uore- This exhibition features the work of nine photographers who gon.edu or (541) 346-3024. lived in the Cusco region. Subjects range from Inca sites to romanticized evocations of Peru’s indigenous past. Survival Architecture and the Art of Resilience Through August 2019 Korda y el espíritu de la Revolución cubana Featuring innovative designs—from mushroom-based building (Korda and the Spirit of the Cuban Revolution) blocks to cardboard origami shelters—Survival Architecture Through July 21, 2019 blends ideas from around the world with scholarship at the UO. Alberto Díaz Gutiérrez, better known as Alberto Korda or simply Korda (1928– 2001), was a Cuban photographer known for his Dinosaurs Take Flight: The Art of Archaeopteryx iconic image Guerrillero Heroico of revolutionary Che Guevara. Through May 2019 Six paleoartists take you on a Jurassic journey to uncover the Graceful Fortitude: The Spirit of Korean Women mysteries of the feathered dinosaur Archaeopteryx. Dinosaurs Through August 4, 2019 Take Flight combines original artwork with fossils, replica This installation features art created by, for, and/or about Korean skeletons, hands-on activities, and interactive media to tell the women dating from the 12th through the 21st centuries. amazing story of the evolution of flight. Flor y canto: Diego Rivera’s La ofrenda and Rufino Tamayo’sPerro Peregrine Falcon: From Endangered Species to Urban Bird aullando a la luna Opens June 1, 2019 Through August 25, 2019 In an unprecedented turn of events, peregrine falcons were list- Two masterworks by internationally acclaimed painters— ed and then removed from the endangered species list within Rivera’s 1931 La ofrenda (The Offering) and Tamayo’s 1942 two decades. Discover the incredible story of the citizens, sci- Perro aullando a la luna (Dog Howling at the Moon). entists, and birds that brought the species back from the brink Expressions of Design of a human-caused extinction—and explore ways we can help Through October 13, 2019 peregrines and other raptors to survive and thrive. Metalwork selections from the Margo Grant Walsh collection explore the principles of design. UO Libraries Information: library.uoregon.edu or (541) 346-9113 Saints and Spirits in Early Modern Europe Through November 10, 2019 Comedy of the Commonplace: The Sitcom Genius of Peg Lynch This exhibit juxtaposes images of distillation and related revelry This exhibition celebrates the life and work of Peg Lynch, a with representations of saints and the sacred. pioneer in broadcast entertainment whose papers are housed in Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA). Peg Philip Haas: Sculpture Breathes Life into Painting & Music Lynch enjoyed a long and enormously successful career in May 29 through June 9, 2019 radio and television situation comedy. She was the first woman The JSMA is excited to present the world-premiere of noted to create, write, star in, and solely own a sitcom series, Ethel artist Philip Haas’s new work, before it embarks on a year-long and Albert. tour in the U.S. and abroad. The two-week performance instal- C2 spring 2019 April

April 6 Music 3 Lecture Tim Higgins, trombone. 3 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. “Visual Magic: The Oregon Connection.” Danielle Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: Knapp, McCosh Curator, JSMA. 5:30 p.m., Jordan (541) 346-5678. Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer 7 Master Class Museum of Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. Tim Higgins, trombone. Noon, 163 Music. Sponsor: 3 Lecture School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- Ideas on Tap “Climate Action: Taking on the Gov- 5678. ernment.” Mary Wood, Law, and Kelsey Juliana, 8 Lecture plaintiff, Our Children’s Trust vs. U.S. government. 6 “Are Public Schools Becoming Constitution-Free p.m., Viking Braggot Co., 2490 Willamette St. Sponsor: Zones?” Justin Driver, Harry N. Wyatt Professor of Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Information: Law, University of Chicago Law School; author of The natural-history.uoregon.edu Schoolhouse Gate: Public Education, the Supreme 4 Lecture Court, and the Battle for the American Mind. 11:45 “Dionysius of Corinth’s Travels in Early Christian a.m., EMU Redwood Auditorium. Sponsor: African Communities of the Eastern Mediterranean.” Cavan American Workshop and Speaker Series. Information: W. Concannon, School of Religion, University of inclusion.uoregon.edu Southern California. 4 p.m., 375 McKenzie Hall. Spon- 8 Film/Discussion sor: Classics. Information: (541) 346-4069. Shash Jaa’: Bears Ears (2016, 23 min.). With Anna 4 Music Elza Brady (Law ’18), former policy and communi- “All Chopin Program.” Joel Schoenhals, piano. 7 p.m., cations strategist for Utah Diné Bikéyah. Noon, 175 Beall Concert Hall. $12, $8. Sponsor: School of Music Knight Law Center. Sponsor: Wayne Morse Center for and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Law and Politics. Information: waynemorsecenter. uoregon.edu 5 Symposium “Data/Media/Digital Graduate Student Symposium.” 8 Insight Seminar Presentations of multi-disciplinary work produced “History of the String Quartet I.” Wyatt True, violin- by UO graduate students. 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m., DREAM ist, and artistic and executive director, Delgani String Lab, Knight Library. Sponsor: New Media and Culture Quartet. 7–9 p.m., Baker Downtown Center, 975 High Program. Information: [email protected] St. $120. Sponsor: Continuing and Professional Educa- tion. Information and registration: uoinsight.uoregon. 5 Work-in-Progress Talk edu [Continues April 15, 22, 29] “A Century of Failures: History, Ethics, and Malaria in Zanzibar, 1900–2016.” Melissa Graboyes, Clark 9 Lecture Honors College, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research “Archaeological Perspectives on Western Burkina Fellow. Noon, OHC Conference Room (159 PLC). Faso.” Stephen Dueppen, Anthropology. Noon, Knight Sponsor: OHC. Information: (541) 346-3934. Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: African Studies. Information: africa.uoregon.edu 5 Music Global Scholars Hall Recital Series: Justin Stanley, 9 Lecture horn. 12:15 p.m., Global Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School “The Art of Directing.” Kent Jones, award-winning of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. writer, director, film critic, festival director, and film- maker. 4 p.m., Gerlinger Alumni Lounge. Followed by 5 Music a reception. Sponsor: Cinema Studies. Information: Concerto Competition. 6 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. cinema.uoregon.edu Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. 10–13 Conference “HOPES 25: Destructive Idealism.” Lawrence Hall. 5 Lecture Sponsor: Ecological Design Center. Information: hopes. “Religion, Race, and American Belonging: Through uoregon.edu the Lens of Japanese American Buddhists during the Internment 1942–46.” Duncan Williams, Religion 10 Music and East Asian Languages and Cultures, University of “Ballet Outsider.” Noon, Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School Southern California. Respondents: Yvette Alex Assen- of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. soh, VP for Equity and Inclusion, and Irum Shiekh, 10 Lecture Ethnic Studies, Clark Honors College. 7 p.m., 125 “Why are the Migrants Fleeing Honduras? Resistance, McKenzie Hall. Sponsor: Religious Studies. Informa- Terror, and the United States in the Aftermath of the tion: [email protected] Coup.” Dana Frank, History (emerita), UC, Santa Cruz. 6 Insight Seminar 4 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Cen- Beowulf. James Earl, English (emeritus). 9 a.m.–noon, ter for Latino/a and Latin American Studies. Informa- Knight Library Browsing Room. $120. Sponsor: Con- tion: cllas.uoregon.edu tinuing and Professional Education. Information and 10 Film registration: uoinsight.uoregon.edu [Continues April Food Chains (2014, 83 min.) Followed by discussion 13, 20, 27] with Sarah D. Wald, English, and Environmental Studies; and David Vázquez, English. 7 p.m., Bijou Art spring 2019 C3 April continued

Cinemas, 492 E. 13th Ave. Sponsor: Center for Envi- Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: ronmental Futures. Information: [email protected] (541) 346-5678. 10 Music 13 Opening Reception Tai Hei Ensemble. 7:30 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. Spon- “NewArt Northwest Kids: Protecting the Northwest’s sor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) Natural Beauty.” 11 a.m.–noon, Jordan Schnitzer 346-5678. Museum of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. 11–13 PDX: Conference “What is Technology?” UO in Portland, 70 NW Couch 13 Music St. Sponsor: School of Journalism and Communica- Clarinet Symposium Recital. Jerry Chae, clarinet, Ko- tion. Information: whatis.uoregon.edu rean National University of the Arts. 11:30 a.m., Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. 11–12 Conference Kinsman Bioethics Conference: “Raising Voices: The Information: (541) 346-5678. Ethics of Dialogue and Communication in Health 13 Family Day Care.” Hotel Eugene (formerly Hilton), 66 E. 6th Ave. Family Day at JSMA. Experience visual and perform- Sponsor: Philosophy. Information: nmorar@uoregon. ing arts focused on current exhibitions including edu “Visual Magic.” Noon–3 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Muse- um of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, 11 Colloquium “From Dissertation to the Book.” Dee Mortensen,ed- Information: (541) 346-0942. itorial director, Indiana University Press. 2 p.m., 110 13 Music Willamette Hall. Sponsor: Philosophy. Information: Combined Clarinet Choir. 4:30 p.m., Beall Concert [email protected] Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- tion: (541) 346-5678. 11 Art Lecture “Visual Clave: The Expression of the Latino/a Expe- 13 Music rience through Album Cover Art: 1940–90.” Philip Clarinet Symposium Recital. 5 p.m., Beall Concert Scher, Anthropology, and curator; and Pablo Yglesias, Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- curator. 3:30 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. tion: (541) 346-5678. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, Informa- 15 World Music Series tion: (541) 346-0942. Saphichasqu (String) and Ukhu Pacha (Wind) En- 11 Film sembles. Peruvian highland music. 7:30 p.m., Beall Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015, 79 min.). 7 p.m., Bijou Art Concert Hall. $12, $8. Sponsor: School of Music and Cinemas, 492 E. 13th Ave. Priority seating at 6:15 p.m. Dance. Information: facebook.com/worldmusicseries with UO ID. Followed by Q&A with director Kent 16 Music Lecture Jones. Sponsor: Cinema Studies. Information: cinema. “Purposing Your Musical Passion for People.” Joe uoregon.edu Coyers, Bass, Philadelphia Orchestra. 1 p.m., Beall 12 Lecture Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. “Towards a Sociocultural History of Black Lesbian Information: (541) 346-5678. Sexuality and Community.” Mignon R. Moore, Sociol- 16 Master Class ogy, Barnard College, Columbia University. 11 a.m., Joe Conyers, bass, Philadelphia Orchestra. 2 p.m., Hult Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Women’s, Center for the Performing Arts. Sponsor: School of Gender and Sexuality Studies. Information: wgs.uore- Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. gon.edu 16 Master Class 12 Work-in-Progress Talk Christopher Taylor, piano. 4 p.m., Beall Hall. School “Modernist Debates over Trans/Nationalism, Race, of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. and the Countryside: A Nordic Case Study.” Iida Pöllänen, PhD candidate, Comparative Literature, and 16 Music Lecture 2018–19 OHC Disssertation Fellow. Noon, OHC Con- “Project 440: How the Arts—as “Butterfly—Affect the ference Room (159 PLC). Sponsor: OHC. Information: World One Wing Flap at a Time.” Joe Conyers, bass, (541) 346-3934. Philadelphia Orchestra. 5:30 p.m., Hult Center for the Performing Arts. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. 12 Music Information: (541) 346-5678. Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. 16 Lecture Information: (541) 346-5678. “America’s Jewish Women: A History From Colonial Times to Today.” Pamela S. Nadell, Patrick Clendene 12 Music Lecture Chair in Women’s and Gender History, American “THEME presentation.” Melita Belgrave, Music Thera- University. 7 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. py, Arizona State University. 3:15 p.m., Collier House. Sponsor: Harold Schnitzer Family Program in Judaic Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: Studies. Information: (541) 346-5288. (541) 346-5678. 17 Colloquium 12 Music “Approaches and Challenges in Cultural Heritage Clarinet Symposium Recital. 6 p.m., Berwick Hall. Research.” 3:30 p.m., Museum of Natural and Cultural C4 spring 2019 April continued

History. Free with admission. Oregon Trail card holders the Harmonic Laboratory. 7:30 p.m., Hult Center for are admitted at a reduced rate through the Museums for the Performing Arts. $62–$37. Sponsor: School of Mu- All program. Sponsor: Museum of Natural and Cultural sic and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. History. Information: natural-history.uoregon.edu 19 Panel Discussions 17 Film “Art + Design Career Futures.” With regional art and The Care Revolution: The Transformation of Home design professionals. 11 a.m.–3:15 p.m., Lawrence Health Care in Oregon (2018, 28 min.). Followed by Hall. Sponsor: School of Art + Design. Information: panel discussion with executive producer Bob Bussel (541) 346-3610. and others. 4:30 p.m., 282 Lillis Hall. Sponsor: Labor 19 Work-in-Progress Talk Education and Research Center. Information: (541) “The Experimental Century: Curating the Early 346-2784. German Enlightenment.” Vera Keller, History, and 17 Art Lecture 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. Noon, OHC “Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Masonic Lodge: Anatomy of Conference Room (159 PLC). Sponsor: OHC. Informa- the Soul.” Fred Hoffman, art dealer, publisher, curator, tion: (541) 346-3934. and art historian. 5:30 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Muse- 19 Music um of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global Information: (541) 346-0942. Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. 17 Film Information: (541) 346-5678. Diane (2019, 95 min.). 7 p.m., EMU Redwood Audito- 19 Music Lecture rium. UO ID required for admission. Followed by Q&A Joe Conyers, bass, Philadelphia Orchestra. Noon, Foo with director Kent Jones. Sponsor: Cinema Studies. Lounge. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Infor- Information: cinema.uoregon.edu mation: (541) 346-5678. 17 Lecture 19 Music “Reversing Wealth Inequality: The Case for Restoring UO Big Bands. 7:30 p.m., The Jazz Station, 124 W. Progressive Taxation and Bringing Wealth Home.” Broadway. $12, $9 (free pre-show at 5 p.m.). Sponsor: Chuck Collins, director, Program on Inequality and the School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- Common Good, Institute for Policy Studies. 7:30 p.m. 5678. 156 Straub Hall. Sponsor: OHC’s Tzedek Lectureship. Information: (541) 346-3934. [See story page 1] 19–20 Theatre New Voices 2019: Smudge by Meg Schenk and Just 18 Lecture a Shack in the Woods by Connor French. 7:30 p.m., “What We Talk About When We Talk About Rape.” Hope Theatre. Smudge: In life it’s not always smooth Sohaila Abdulali, author and activist. 4 p.m., 156 edges and easy transitions, but sometimes puzzles get Straub Hall. Sponsor: Center for the Study of Women solved. This group of women in their early 20s navi- in Society. Information: [email protected] gate the befores-betweens-afters of their shared lives. 18 Lecture Just a Shack in the Woods: An abandoned shack in “The Rise of a ‘Brave New China’.” Xiao Qiang, the woods becomes a get-away for two kids who each School of Information, UC, Berkeley. 4:30 p.m., Knight need a spot to be alone. They build shared space and Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Center for Asian friendship starting from their first unexpected meeting and Pacific Studies. Information: (541) 346-5068. in sixth grade. For ages 13+ (language). $10, $8, free with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets.uoregon.edu or 18 Art Lecture Jorge Coronado, Spanish and Portuguese, Northwest (541) 346-4363. Sponsor: University Theatre. Informa- tion: (541) 346-4171. University; and author of Portraits in the Andes: Photography and Agency 1900–1950. 5:30 p.m., Jordan 20 Workshop Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer “VSA/ArtAccess Workshop.” For children with spe- Museum of Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. cial needs. 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Registration: [email protected] or 18 Soireé “Museum After Hours.” Live music, crafts, food, and (541) 346-6410. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of beverages (21+ event). 6–9 p.m., Museum of Natu- Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. [Continues on May ral and Cultural History. Tickets: $15 members, $20 11 and June 1] general ($5 discount on no-drinks ticket). Sponsor: 20 Master Class Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Information: Joe Conyers, bass, Philadelphia Orchestra. 1:30 p.m., natural-history.uoregon.edu 163 Music. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. 18 Lecture “Populism for the 1%: The Fall of the Republican Party 20 Workshop and the Rise of Donald Trump.” Paul Pierson, Political “Madre’s Club.” For Spanish-speaking mothers and Science, UC, Berkeley. 6:30 p.m., 175 Knight Law Cen- their children. 2–3:30 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Muse- ter. Sponsor: Wayne Morse Center for Law and Politics. um of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Information: waynemorsecenter.uoregon.edu Information: (541) 346-0942. [Continues on May 11 and June 1] 18 Music “Color of Sound.” Eugene Symphony Orchestra with spring 2019 C5 April continued

20 Music mas, 492 E. 13th Ave. Sponsor: Center for Environ- UO Symphony Orchestra. Featuring Joe Conyers, bass. mental Futures. Information: [email protected] 7:30 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $7, $5. Sponsor: School 25 Lecture of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. “Masculinity and Capitalism: A Brief History of the 22 Celebration Rise and Fall of a Foundational Relationship.” Raka “Earth Day at the Museum.” 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Museum Ray, Sociology and South and Southeast Asia Studies, of Natural and Cultural History. Free admission. Spon- UC, Berkeley. 3 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. sor: Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Informa- Sponsor: Center for the Study of Women in Society. tion: natural-history.uoregon.edu Information: csws.uoregon.edu 22 Lecture 25 Lecture “Speaking for the River. A History of Confronting “Korean Studies in the United States and Abroad.” Pollution on the Willamette River.” James Hillegas-Elt- Nojin Kwak, Communication Studies, University of ing, environmental historian. 4 p.m., EMU Crater Lake Michigan. 4 p.m., Gerlinger Alumni Lounge. Sponsor: South. Sponsor: Environmental Studies. Information: Center for Asian and Pacific Studies. Information: [email protected] (541) 346-5068. 22 History Pub Talk 25 Art Lecture “Speaking for the River: A History of Citizen Involve- “Until Now.” Pope.L, artist who focuses on issues of ment in Willamette River Protection.” James Hille- consumption, social class, and masculinity as they gas-Elting, environmental historian. 7 p.m., Viking relate to race. 6 p.m., 177 Lawrence Hall. Sponsor: Art. Braggot, 2490 Willamette St. Social and music: 6–7 Information: (541) 346-3610. p.m. Sponsor: History. Information: history.uoregon. 25 Music edu/news International Tuba Day Recital. 7:30 p.m., Beall 22 Music Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Sean Brennan, horn. 7:30 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. Information: (541) 346-5678. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: 25 Reading (541) 346-5678. Justin Torres, author, We the Animals. 8 p.m., Knight 23 Lecture Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Creative Writing. “Visions of Impermanence: Prasat Nok Hatsadiling Information: crwr.uoregon.edu and the Path to Heaven in Northern Thailand.” Re- 26 Work-in-Progress Talk becca Hall, assistant curator, USC Pacific Asia Muse- “Inventing America in Baroque Italy: Columbus, um. 4 p.m., EMU Crater Lake North. Sponsor: Center Vespucci, and “New World” Epic.” Nathalie Hes- for Asian and Pacific Studies. Information: (541) ter, Romance Languages, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty 346-5068. Research Fellow. Noon, OHC Conference Room (159 23 BE Series PLC). Sponsor: OHC. Information: (541) 346-3934. “BE Agent.” Tabia Yapp, founder and director, Beotis 26 Music Creative, a boutique agency representing contempo- Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global rary speakers, poets, writers, and multidisciplinary Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. artists of color. 5:30 p.m., EMU Redwood Auditorium. Information: (541) 346-5678. Sponsor: Center for Student Involvement. Information: emu.uoregon.edu/csi 26 Music “Opera Light! Romantic Scenes from Operettas.” 7 24 Lecture p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $7, $5. Sponsor: School of “Many Men Talking with the Same Mouth: The Dis- Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. course(s) of Misogyny in Medieval Italian Literature.” Fabian Alfie, Italian, University of Arizona. 3:30 p.m., 26 Lecture 151 McKenzie Hall. Sponsor: Romance Languages. “Race Matters…A Timely Discussion on the Fabric Information: (541) 346-4042. of America.” Cornel West, Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy, Harvard University. 7 p.m., 156 24 Lecture Straub Hall. Sponsor: English. Information: (541) 346- “Immigrants Out, ‘Guestworkers’ In: A Hidden His- 3911. tory of the Trump Years.” Julie Weise, History, and Christoph Rass, Universität Osnabrück. 4 p.m., Ger- 26–27 Theatre linger Alumni Lounge. Sponsor: Wayne Morse Center New Voices 2019: Smudge by Meg Schenk and Just for Law and Politics. Information: waynemorsecenter. a Shack in the Woods by Connor French. 7:30 p.m., uoregon.edu Hope Theatre. For ages 13+ (language). $10, $8, free with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets.uoregon.edu or 24 Design Lecture (541) 346-4363. Sponsor: University Theatre. Informa- “Keeepin’ It Real.” Jay Sae Jung Oh, artist and design- tion: (541) 346-4171. [See 4/19 for description.] er, Seattle, WA. 6 p.m., 942 Olive St. Sponsor: Product Design. Information: (541) 346-6697. 27 Music Bridget Altez, flute. 4 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: 24 Film School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- We the Animals (2018, 84 min.). Followed by Q&A 5678. with author Justin Torres. 7:30 p.m., Bijou Art Cine- C6 spring 2019 April continued/May

28 Theatre and Language. 2 p.m., 110 Willamette Hall. Sponsor: New Voices 2019: Smudge by Meg Schenk and Just a Philosophy. Information: [email protected] Shack in the Woods by Connor French. 2 p.m., Hope 2 Music Theatre. For ages 13+ (language). $10, $8, free with UO Clarinet Studio Recital. 7 p.m., Berwick Hall. Spon- student ID. Tickets: tickets.uoregon.edu or (541) 346- sor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 4363. Sponsor: University Theatre. Information: (541) 346-5678. 346-4171. [See 4/19 for description.] 3 Work-in-Progress Talk 28 Music “Unfinished Translation: Writing Modernism Be- “Opera Light! Romantic Scenes from Operettas.” 3 fore the Pacific Century.” Tze-Yin Teo, Comparative p.m., Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music Literature, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Noon, OHC Conference Room (159 PLC). Sponsor: 29 Lecture OHC. Information: (541) 346-3934. “Lords of the Ring: Wagner and Fantasy Culture.” 3 Music Alex Ross, music critic, The New Yorker. 6:15 p.m., Global Scholars Hall Series. Elizabeth Donovan, cello. 156 Straub Hall. Pre-lecture reception: 5:45 p.m., 145 12:15 p.m., Global Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Straub Hall. Sponsor: German and Scandinavian. Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Information: gerscan.uoregon.edu 3 Music Lecture 29 Music “Lucrezia Borgia’s Voice.” Elizabeth Randell Upton, Oregon Brass Quintet. Featuring music by women Musicology, UCLA. 3:15 p.m., Collier House. Sponsor: composers. 7 p.m., Aasen-Hull Hall (190 Music). School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: 5678. (541) 346-5678. 3 Music 30 Lecture UO Jazz Combos. 7:30 p.m., The Jazz Station, 124 W. “Food, Health, and Culture in Latino L.A.” Sarah Broadway. $12, $9 (Free opening set at 5 p.m.). Spon- Portnoy, Iberian and Latin American Studies, and sor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) American Studies and Ethnicity, University of South- 346-5678. ern California. 4 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Romance Languages. Information: (541) 346- 3 Lecture 4029. [See story page 4] Dalai Lama Commemorative Lecture: “The Tibetan Book of the Dead and the Storehouse of the Mind.” 30 Music Lecture Polly Young-Eisendrath, Psychiatry, University of Ver- “Monteverdi’s Lost Opera L’Arianna.” Jeffrey Kurtz- mont, and Karen Kissel Wegela, Contemplative Psy- man, Musicology, Washington University in St. Louis. chotherapy and Buddhist Psychology, Naropa Univer- 5 p.m., Collier House. Sponsor: School of Music and sity. 7 p.m., 240c McKenzie Hall. Sponsor: Religious Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Studies. Information: [email protected] 30 Music 3–4 Theatre “Poetry in Song.” 7 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: New Voices 2019: Smudge by Meg Schenk and Just School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- a Shack in the Woods by Connor French. 7:30 p.m., 5678. Hope Theatre. For ages 13+ (language). $10, $8, free 30 Music with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets.uoregon.edu or Oregon Wind Symphony and Trombone Choir. 7:30 (541) 346-4363. Sponsor: University Theatre. Informa- p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $7, $5. Sponsor: School of tion: (541) 346-4171. Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. 4 Insight Seminar Walden. William Rossi, English. 9 a.m.–noon, Knight May Library Browsing Room. $120. Sponsor: Continuing 1 Performance and Professional Education. Information and registra- “In Flux: A Night of Performance Art.” Refreshments, tion: uoinsight.uoregon.edu [Continues May 11, 18, art, and live performances by UO student groups. 25] 5–7 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: 4 Workshop Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Information: (541) “The Tibetan Book of the Dead and the Storehouse 346-0942. of the Mind.” Polly Young-Eisendrath, Psychiatry, 1 Lecture University of Vermont; Karen Kissel Wegela, Con- Ideas on Tap: “Vikings in Iceland.” Jon Erlandson, templative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology, archaeologist, and director of MNCH. 6 p.m., Viking Naropa University; and Mark Unno, Religious Studies. Braggot Co., 2490 Willamette St. Sponsor: Museum of 10 a.m.–3 p.m., 220 Center for Meeting and Learning, Natural and Cultural History. Information: natural-his- LCC main campus. Registration and information: tory.uoregon.edu eugenefriendsofjung.org 2 Colloquium 4 Gallery Tour Elena Cuffari, Philosophy, Worcester State University; “Visual Magic: The Human Figure.” Artists Jeri Hise, author, Linguistic Bodies: The Continuity between Life Connie Kiener, and Laura Ross-Paul discuss their spring 2019 C7 May continued

paintings. 2 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Philosophy. Information on papers or to sign up to Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Informa- attend a session (no registration fee required): tion: (541) 346-0942. [email protected] or [email protected] 4 Music 9 Lecture Won Kim, clarinet. 7 p.m., Berwick Hall. $12, $8. “Convergence, Dissymmetry, Duplicity: Enactments of Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: Queer of Color Critique in the Era of Administrative (541) 346-5678. Violence.” Chandan Reddy, Gender, Women and Sexu- ality Studies, University of Washington. 4 p.m., Knight 5 Music Composers of Oregon Chamber Orchestra. 3 p.m., Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Center for the Study Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and of Women in Society. Information: vvarunchaudhry@ Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. gmail.com 5 Music 9 Music Korean Re-Unification Music Ensemble. 7:30 p.m., Jazz Spring Concert. Featuring Kendrick Scott, drum- Beall Concert Hall. $12, $8. Sponsor: School of Music mer and composer. 7 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $7, $5. and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. 6 Insight Seminar “History of the String Quartet II.” Wyatt True, violin- 9 Film ist, and artistic and executive director, Delgani String Sleep Dealer (2008, 90 min.). Followed by Q&A with Quartet. 7–9 p.m., Baker Downtown Center, 975 High director Alex Rivera. 7:30 p.m. Bijou Art Cinemas, St. $120. Sponsor: Continuing and Professional Educa- 492 E. 13th Ave. Sponsor: Center for Environmental tion. Information and registration: uoinsight.uoregon. Futures. Information: [email protected] edu [Continues May 13, 20, 27] 9 Dance Student Spring Dance Concert. 8 p.m., Dougherty 7 Lecture “The Afro-Asian ‘Silk Road’ and the Rhetoric of Con- Dance Theatre, Gerlinger Annex. $12, $8, free with nected History.” Tamara Chin, Comparative Literature student ID. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. and East Asian Studies, Brown University. 4 p.m., Information: (541) 346-5678. Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Comparative 9 Reading Literature. Information: (541) 346-0934. Michael Collier, poet. 8 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Creative Writing. Information: (541) 7 Lecture “Hope in Challenging Times: How cities—and people— 346-3944. lead the way in tackling our toughest issues.” Cecilia 10 Books-in-Print Talk Muñoz, vice president for public interest technology The Life of Paper: Letters and Poetics of Living and local initiatives, New America. 6:30 p.m., 182 Lillis Beyond Captivity. Sharon Luk, Ethnic Studies. Noon, Hall. Sponsor: Wayne Morse Center for Law and Poli- OHC Conference Room (159 PLC). Sponsor: OHC. tics. Information: waynemorsecenter.uoregon.edu Information: (541) 346-3934. 8 Lecture 10 Music Lamonte Aidoo, Romance Studies, Duke University; Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global author, Slavery Unseen: Sex, Power, and Violence in Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Brazilian History (Latin America Otherwise). 11 a.m., Information: (541) 346-5678. Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Center for 10 Dance Latino/a and Latin American Studies. Information: Student Spring Dance Concert. 8 p.m., Dougherty cllas.uoregon.edu Dance Theatre, Gerlinger Annex. $12, $8. Sponsor: 8 Lecture School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- “Defending the Female Sex: Collected Eulogies of 5678. Women in the French Renaissance.” Renée-Claude 11 Music Breitenstein, French, Brock University. 3:30 p.m., 151 Future Music Oregon. 7 p.m., 163 Music. $7, $5. McKenzie Hall. Sponsor: Romance Languages, Infor- Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: mation: (541) 346-4042. (541) 346-5678. 8 Film 11 Music Short Films from the 2019 Ashland Independent Film SOMD Spring Concert. Featuring choral and instru- Festival. 7 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. mental ensembles. 7 p.m., Hult Center for the Perform- Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Informa- ing Arts. $7, $5. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. tion: (541) 346-0942. Information: (541) 346-5678. 9–11 Workshop 11 Dance “Critical Genealogies.” Discussions of contributions to Student Spring Dance Concert. 8 p.m., Dougherty philosophical genealogy and related issues of method. Dance Theatre, Gerlinger Annex. $12, $8, free with Sessions devoted to discussion of papers circulated student ID. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. in advance. EMU Coquille Room (104), Miller Room Information: (541) 346-5678. (107), and Lease Crutcher Lewis Room (023). Sponsor: C8 spring 2019 May continued

13 Musicking Conference 15 Musicking Conference Intermezzo Lecture-Concert: “Musicking: Música Eu- Intermezzo Lecture-Concert: “Musicking and the genia.” Anson Brown, lute and guitar. 1 p.m., Collier Work of Diego Rivera.” Juan Eduardo Wolf, musicol- House. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- ogy, and the Taller de Son Jarocho Ensemble. 1 p.m., tion: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking [See story page 2] Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/ 13 Lecture “Pioneer Problems: The University of Oregon’s First musicking Statue, 100 Years Later.” Marc Carpenter, PhD candi- 15 Musicking Conference date, History. 7 p.m., Hop Valley Brewery, 990 W. 1st Lecture-Concert/Workshop: “Experimental Music Ave. Sponsor: History. Information: history.uoregon.edu and Ecomusicology.” 2 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uore- 13 Musicking Conference Concert: “Giacomo Antonio Perti’s oratorio La Beata gon.edu/musicking Imelde.” 7:30 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School 15 Musicking Conference of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/ Panel: “Space and Identity.” 4 p.m., Berwick Hall. musicking Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking 14 Musicking Conference Workshop: “Cantare alla Mente: Renaissance Practice 15 Art Lecture to Modern Pedagogy.” 10 a.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: “Distillation Technology and Drinking in Seven- School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uore- teenth-Century Europe.” Caroline Phillips, Daura gon.edu/musicking Foundation/Margo Grant Walsh Curatorial Extern in European and American Art. 5:30 p.m., Jordan 14 Musicking Conference Intermezzo Lecture-Concert: “Singing Hildegard: Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer From the Page to the Stage.” 1 p.m., Berwick Hall. Museum of Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: 15 Musicking Conference blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking Concert: Susanne Scholz, violin, and Dario Luisi, violin and viola. 7:30 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: 14 Musicking Conference Workshop: “Polishing the Lens: Teaching Interpretive School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uore- Skills via Historical Performance Practice.” 2 p.m., gon.edu/musicking Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. 16 Musicking Conference Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking Panel: “Body, Science, Image.” 10 a.m., Collier House. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: 14 Musicking Conference Workshop: “Anton Fils: Re-discovering his Sinfonia blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking in G Major.” 4 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School 16 Conference of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/ “Ninth Annual UO Undergraduate Research Sym- musicking posium.” UO undergraduates share their original research, creative work, and scholarship from across the 14 BE Series “BE Voice.” William Nu’utupu Giles, fa’fafine second disciplines and colleges. 10 a.m.–7 p.m., EMU. Spon- generation Samoan immigrant, poet, and arts educator. sor: Division of Undergraduate Education and Student 5:30 p.m., EMU Ballroom. Sponsor: Center for Multi- Success. Information, schedule, and program will be cultural and Academic Excellence. Information: emu. available at: undergradsymposium.uoregon.edu uoregon.edu/csi 16 Lecture “A fluid past: Landscapes and lifeways at the Di- 14 Musicking Conference Concert. 7:30 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School of allowali site system, Senegal.” Peter Coutros, Post- Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/ doctoral Fellow in Archaeology, University of Puget musicking Sound. Noon, Knight Library Browsing Room. Spon- sor: African Studies. Information: africa.uoregon.edu 14 Music Oregon Composers Forum. 7:30 p.m., Beall Concert 16 Musicking Conference Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- Intermezzo Lecture-Concert: “Introducing the James tion: (541) 346-5678. River Music Book.” 1 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uore- 15 Musicking Conference gon.edu/musicking Masterclass: Susanne Scholz, Renaissance and Baroque violin. 10 a.m., Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: 16 Musicking Conference School of Music and Dance. Information: blogs.uore- Panel: “Early Recording Technologies.” 2 p.m., Collier gon.edu/musicking House. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- tion: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking 15 Musicking Conference Masterclass: Dario Luisi, Baroque violin and viola. 16 Colloquium 10 a.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Pedro DiPietro, Women’s and Gender Studies, Syra- Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking cuse University. 2 p.m., 110 Willamette Hall. Sponsor: Philosophy. Information: [email protected] spring 2019 C9 May continued

16 Lecture 17 Musicking Conference “The reception of al-Andalus in modern Span- Concert: “Quirino Colombani’s oratorio Il martirio di ish Scholarship: a critical approach?” Alejandro Santa Cecilia.” 7:30 p.m., Central Lutheran Church, García-Sanjuán, Institute for Advanced Studies and 1857 Potter St. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. History, University of Huelva, Spain. 4 p.m., Knight Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Romance Languag- es. Information: (541) 346-4029. 17 Opera As One. Chamber opera for two voices and string 16 Musicking Conference quartet tells the story of one transgender woman’s Keynote: Susanne Scholz, Renaissance and Baroque journey to self-realization. 7:30 p.m., Soreng Theater, violin; and Dario Luisi, Baroque violin and viola. 4:30 Hult Center for the Performing Arts. $54-$34. Tickets: p.m., Collier House. Sponsor: School of Music and hultcenter.org or (541) 682-5000. Pre-performance Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking lecture 45 minutes before curtain. Talk-back with the 16 Lecture artists after the performance. Sponsor: Eugene Opera. “Freedom of Speech and the Press in Asia: Human Information: eugeneopera.org Rights Balanced with Cultural Values?” Kyu Ho 17–18 Dance Youm, Journalism. 4:30 p.m., Jaqua Center Audito- DEMA Dance Ensemble. 8 p.m., Dougherty Dance rium. Sponsor: Center for Asian and Pacific Studies. Theatre, Gerlinger Annex. $12, $8, free with student Information: (541) 346-5068. ID. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: 16 Panel Discussion (541) 346-5678. “Transgender Representation in Media and Art.” 18 Art Lecture In conjunction with the production of the chamber “Resurrecting the Dead: Contemporary Critiques of opera . 7 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. As One Edward S. Curtis and Frank Matsura’s Photographic Sponsor: Cinema Studies. Information: povalle@cas. Legacies.” Michael Holloman, Fine Arts, Washington uoregon.edu [See story page 3] State University. 2 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of 17 PDX: Opening Reception Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, Infor- UO MFA Art Exhibit. 6–9 p.m., Disjecta, 8371 N Inter- mation: (541) 346-0942. state Ave., Portland. Sponsor: Art. Information: (541) 18 Music 346-3610. [Exhibition continues through 6/2] Dossin, Pologe, Gearhart, and Riley do Poulenc. 7:30 17 Musicking Conference p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $12, $8. Sponsor: School of Panel: “Musicking through Iconography.” 10 a.m., Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Collier House. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. 18 Music Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking Jazz Recitals. Aasen-Hull Hall (190 Music). Sponsor: 17 Music School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global Schol- 5678. ars Hall. School of Music and Dance. Information: 19 Opera (541) 346-5678. As One. Chamber opera for two voices and string 17 Musicking Conference quartet tells the story of one transgender woman’s Intermezzo Lecture-Concert: “The Emperor’s Silk journey to self-realization. 2:30 p.m., Soreng Theater, Strings: Violin and Guqin Music Reimagined.” 1 p.m., Hult Center for the Performing Arts. $54-$34. Tickets: Berwick Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. hultcenter.org or (541) 682-5000. Pre-performance Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking lecture 45 minutes before curtain. Talk-back with the 17 Musicking Conference artists after the performance. Sponsor: Eugene Opera. Panel: “Unveiling Ecstasy.” 2:30 p.m., Jordan Information: eugeneopera.org Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: School of Music 20 Colloquium and Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking “What, if anything, is Australopithecus afarensis?” 17 Lecture Matt Cartmill, Anthropology, Boston University. Noon, “El cuerpo del trabajo: una lectura desde la huelga 204 Condon Hall. Sponsor: Anthropology. Information: feminista/the body of work: a reading from the fem- anthropology.uoregon.edu inist strike.” (in English). Verónica Gago, University 21 Symposium of Buenos Aires/CONICET. 3:30 p.m., Location TBA. “Women in Media Symposium.” Carol Stabile, Wom- Sponsor: Romance Languages. Information: (541) 346- en’s Gender and Sexuality Studies; Lauren Bratslavsky, 0983. School of Communication, Illinois State University; 17 Musicking Conference Ralina Joseph, Communication, University of Wash- Pre-concert Lecture: “Quirino Colombani’s Il mar- ington; Hannah Hart, American internet personality tirio di Santa Cecilia.” 6:45 p.m., Central Lutheran and comedian; and Ella Mielniczenko, executive Church, 1857 Potter St. Sponsor: School of Music and producer, BuzzFeed. 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m., Knight Library Dance. Information: blogs.uoregon.edu/musicking Browsing Room. Sponsor: UO Libraries. Information: library.uoregon.edu/calendar [See story page 2] C10 spring 2019 May continued

uoregon.edu or (541) 346-4363. In 1969, when astro- 21 Lecture nauts looked back at the Earth from space, they fell “Women in Media Symposium keynote.” Lindy West, in love with “the Blue Planet,” and the photos they author of the New York Times bestselling memoir sent back changed us all. The Home Planet is a poetic, Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman. 7 p.m., 182 Lillis visual, and musical journey celebrating the hope in- Hall. Sponsor: UO Libraries. Information: library.uore- spired by those first photos and our stories of connec- gon.edu/calendar tion to the blue planet we call home. The Home Planet 21 Lecture is also an original, devised piece by UO students, “The Ethics of Public Participation in a Digital Age.” community members, and director Theresa May, in Danielle Allen, James Bryant Conant University collaboration with composer/performer Cullen Vance. Professor, Harvard University; and director of Har- Sponsor: University Theatre. Information: Information: vard’s Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics. 7:30 p.m., (541) 346-4171. 156 Straub Hall. Sponsor: OHC’s Kritikos Lectureship. 25 Music Information: (541) 346-3934. [See story page 1] Chamber Music on Campus. 3 p.m., Beall Concert 22 2018–19 Common Reading Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- “Of Gifts and Debt.” Mimi Thi Nguyen, Asian Amer- tion: (541) 346-5678. ican Studies, and Gender and Women’s Studies, 28 Music University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Noon, loca- Chamber Music on Campus. 7:30 p.m., Berwick Hall. tion TBA. Sponsor: Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: Studies. Information: [email protected] (541) 346-5678. 22 Book Celebration 29 Film Asian American Feminisms and Women of Color Art on Film (1992, 100 min.). Introduction by Philip Politics. With editors Lynn Fujiwara, Ethnic Studies; Haas, director.” 7 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of and Shireen Roshanrava, American Ethnic Studies, Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Infor- Kansas State University. 3:30 p.m. Alder Building mation: (541) 346-0942. Conference Room. Sponsor: Center for the Study of Women in Society. Information: csws.uoregon.edu 29 Music Trombone Choir. 7 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: 22 Music School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- Campus Band Concert. 6 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: 5678. (541) 346-5678. 30 Lecture 23 Lecture “Everyday Life in Africa: The Importance of Leisure “Mistreated: The Political Aftermath of HIV Treat- and Fun.” Kemi Balogun, Sociology, and Women’s, ment Expansion in Lesotho.” Nora Kenworthy, School Gender and Sexuality Studies; and Melissa Graboyes, of Nursing and Health, University of Washington, Clark Honors College. Noon, Knight Library Browsing Bothell and Anthropology, University of Washington, Room. Sponsor: African Studies. Information: africa. Seattle. Noon, Knight Library Browsing Room. Spon- uoregon.edu sor: African Studies. Information: africa.uoregon.edu 30 Lecture 23 Lecture “Water Protectors: Museums and Monuments.” Beka “Brothels and Prostitution at Pompeii.” Sarah Economopoulos and Jason Jones, artists and activists, Levin-Richardson, Classics, University of Washington. cofounders of Not An Alternative. 7 p.m., Gerlinger 5 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. Sponsor: Clas- Alumni Lounge. Sponsor: Center for Environmental sics. Information: (541) 346-4069. Futures. Information: [email protected] 23 Music 30 Music Percussion Ensemble. 7:30 p.m., Aasen-Hull Hall (190 Oregon Wind Symphony. 7:30 p.m., Beall Concert Music). Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- Hall. Sponsor: $7, $5. School of Music and Dance. tion: (541) 346-5678. Information: (541) 346-5678. 24 Work-in-Progress Talk 31 Books-in-Print Talk “(Un)veiling the Everyday: Nabi Painting and Sym- World War One, American Literature, and the bolist Theater in 1890s Paris.” Joyce Cheng, History Federal State. Mark Whalan, English, 2016–17 OHC of Art and Architecture, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Faculty Research Fellow. Noon, OHC Conference Research Fellow. Noon, OHC Conference Room (159 Room (159 PLC). Sponsor: OHC. Information: (541) PLC). Sponsor: OHC. Information: (541) 346-3934. 346-3934. 24 Music 31 Music Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Information: (541) 346-5678. 24–25 Theatre 31 Open House The Home Planet. 7:30 p.m., Robinson Theatre. All Center for Art Research. 1–4 p.m., 510 Oak St. Spon- ages. $10, $8, free with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets. sor: Art. Information: (541) 346-3610. spring 2019 C11 May continued/June

31 Music 4 Music “Wet Ink: Jazz Composers and Arrangers Concert.” Oregon Percussion Ensemble. 7:30 p.m., Aasen-Hull 7 p.m., Aasen-Hull Hall (190 Music). $7, $5. Sponsor: Hall (190 Music). Sponsor: School of Music and School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. 5678. 6 Dance 31 Opening Reception “Open Showing.” 5:30 p.m., Dougherty Dance The- JSMA Summer Exhibitions. 7–8 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer atre, Gerlinger Annex. Sponsor: School of Music and Museum of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. 7 Music 31–6/1 Theatre Global Scholars Hall Series. 12:15 p.m., Global The Home Planet. 7:30 p.m., Robinson Theatre. All Scholars Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. ages. $10, $8, free with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets. Information: (541) 346-5678. uoregon.edu or (541) 346-4363. Sponsor: University 7 Music Theatre. Information: Information: (541) 346-4171. Chamber Players. 4:30 p.m., Berwick Hall. Sponsor: [See 5/24 for description.] School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- 31 Music 5678. UO Symphony Orchestra and Oregon Wind Ensemble 7–8 Theatre Concert. 8 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $7, $5. Sponsor: The Home Planet. 7:30 p.m., Robinson Theatre. All School of Music and Dance. Information: (541) 346- ages. $10, $8, free with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets. 5678. uoregon.edu or (541) 346-4363. Sponsor: University Theatre. Information: Information: (541) 346-4171. June [See 5/24 for description.] 1 Insight Seminar 7 Music “Science and Spirituality.” Marjorie Woollacott, Musical Theater. 7:30 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $7, Human Physiology (emerita). 10 a.m.–2 p.m., Baker $5. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: Downtown Center, 975 High St. $75. Sponsor: Con- (541) 346-5678. tinuing and Professional Education. Information and registration: uoinsight.uoregon.edu 7 Dance “Spring Loft.” 8 p.m., Dougherty Dance Theatre, Ger- 1–2 Exhibit Opening linger Annex. $12, $8. Sponsor: School of Music and “Peregrine Falcon: From Endangered Species to Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. Urban Bird.” 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Oregon Trail card holders are ad- 8 Music mitted at a reduced rate through the Museums for All “End of Year Jazz Party.” 5 p.m., The Jazz Station, 124 program. Sponsor: Museum of Natural and Cultural W. Broadway. $12, $9. Sponsor: School of Music and History. Information: natural-history.uoregon.edu Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. 1 Music 9 Music Chamber Choir and University Singers. 7:30 p.m., Gospel Choirs. 5 p.m., Beall Concert Hall. $12, $9. Beall Concert Hall. $7, $5. Sponsor: School of Music Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Information: and Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. (541) 346-5678. 2 Theatre 11–17 Exhibition The Home Planet. 2 p.m., Robinson Theatre. All ages. “School of Art + Design Senior Show.” Reception $10, $8, free with UO student ID. Tickets: tickets. 6/11, 4– 6 p.m., Lawrence Hall. Sponsor: Art. Informa- uoregon.edu or (541) 346-4363. Sponsor: University tion: (541) 346-3610. Theatre. Information: Information: (541) 346-4171. 15–17 Commencement [See 5/24 for description.] “Art and Culture Weekend.” Free admission to the 3 Lecture JSMA and the Museum of Natural and Cultural Histo- “Global Daoism and Spirituality in the Contemporary ry. 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. World.” Elijah Siegler, Religious Studies, College of Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Informa- Charleston. 4:30 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room. tion: (541) 346-0942. Sponsor: Confucius Institute. Information: (541) 346- 20 Workshop 5056. “Drink + Draw at the MNCH.” With science illustrator 3 Music Kris Kirkeby (21+ event). 6–8:30 p.m., Museum of Nat- “All That Brass.” 7 p.m., Aasen-Hull Hall (190 Music). ural and Cultural History. $30 members, $40 general. $7, $5. Sponsor: School of Music and Dance. Informa- Sponsor: Museum of Natural and Cultural History. In- tion: (541) 346-5678. formation and registration: natural-history.uoregon.edu 4 Music 29 Art Lecture Campus Orchestra and Repertoire Singers. 7:30 p.m., “Pierre Daura and the Enchanted Universe.” Caroline Beall Concert Hall. Sponsor: School of Music and Phillips, Daura Foundation/Margo Grant Walsh Cura- Dance. Information: (541) 346-5678. torial Extern in European and American Art. 2 p.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Sponsor: Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Information: (541) 346-0942. C12 spring 2019 OHC announces 2019–20 graduate fellows cohort Alternate Dissertation Fellows Dissertation Fellows Sheela Bora Hadjivassiliou, Romance Languages. “Reorienting the Utopian Island: Tropes, Toponymy, and Transgression in Marc James Carpenter, History. “Memory and Erasure of Set- Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Indian Ocean and Caribbe- tler Violence in Early Oregon, 1848–1928.” (Spring 2020) an Fictions” (Spring 2020)

Joshua Kerr, Philosophy. “The Hybris of Plants: Reinterpreting Nichelle Frank, History. “Sanitizing History: Problems of Envi- Philosophy Through Vegetal Life.” (Fall 2019) ronmental Cleanup and Historic Preservation in Butte, Lead- ville, and Globe” (Fall 2020) Jinsu Kim, East Asian Languages and Literatures. “The Phys- io-Moral Vision in Late Imperial Chinese Literature” (Fall 2019) Ryan Harding, Political Science. “The Method of Leviathan’s Maker: An Intertextual Study of Thomas Hobbes’s Idea and Holly Roberts, Musicology. “Ecstatic Devotion: Musical Rap- Practice of Science, c. 1640–1658” (Fall 2019) ture and Erotic Death in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Iconography, Operas, and Oratorios” (Fall 2019) Palita Chunsaengchan, Comparative Literature. “Competitive Aesthetic Regimes: Intermedial Translations and Early Thai Cinema (1880-1942)” (Winter 2020) OHC Work-in-Progress and Books-in-Print talks Talks by humanities faculty and graduate students on their Graduate Research Support Fellows current research and recent publications. All talks take place on Fridays at noon in the OHC Conference Room, 159 PLC. All Hayley G. Brazier, History. “The Seafloor and the Making of are welcome to attend. Modern North America” April 5 Marie-Caroline Pons, Linguistics. “A Grammar of Chepang, a “A Century of Failures: History, Ethics, and Malaria in Zan- Tibeto-Burman Language Spoken in Nepal” zibar, 1900–2016.” Melissa Graboyes, Clark Honors College, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. Javier Velasco, Romance Languages. “The Andean City: Spatial April 12 Interventions in Peru and Bolivia” “Modernist Debates over Trans/Nationalism, Race, and the Countryside: A Nordic Case Study.” Iida Pöllänen, PhD can- Alternate Graduate Research Support Fellows didate, Comparative Literature, and 2018–19 OHC Dissserta- Jon Dell Jaramillo, Romance Languages. “Speaking from the tion Fellow. Silence and Inner Exile of AIDS” April 19 “The Experimental Century: Curating the Early German En- Paul Showler, Philosophy. “Richard Rorty’s Moral Thought” lightenment.” Vera Keller, History, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. Andrew Robbins, School of Journalism and Communication. “Minor Genre, Major Threat: Queer and Punk Histories of The April 26 San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (1997–2017)” “Inventing America in Baroque Italy: Columbus, Vespucci, and “New World” Epic.” Nathalie Hester, Romance Languag- es, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. Ann Curry on UO Today May 3 March 2018 “Unfinished Translation: Writing Modernism Before the Pacific Century.” Tze-Yin Teo, Comparative Literature, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. May 10 The Life of Paper: Letters and Poetics of Living Beyond Captivity. Sharon Luk, Ethnic Studies. May 24 “(Un)veiling the Everyday: Nabi Painting and Symbolist Theater in 1890s Paris.” Joyce Cheng, History of Art and Architecture, and 2018–19 OHC Faculty Research Fellow. May 31 World War One, American Literature, and the Federal State. Mark Whalan, English, 2016–17 OHC Faculty Research Watch UO Today interviews on YouTube or Fellow. listen to the podcasts on Soundcloud.