Chemehuevi artist Cara Romero speaks about her photographic practice and recent projects engaging with contemporary issues of Native representation and identity. Romero's photograph "Coyote Tales, No. 1" is in the museum's collection and is currently on view in the exhibition "Sweaty Concepts."
Take a trip through time to explore the first 200 years of the Williams College Society of Alumni.
President Maud S. Mandel in conversation with Kate Boyle Ramsdell ’97, President of the Society of Alumni. Maud eflects on a broad range of campus updates, including the college’s strategic plans and continued pandemic response.
Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs Lisa Dorin joins artist, activist, and scholar Amalia Mesa-Bains in a conversation about "The Library of Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz." This site-specific installation—which Mesa-Bains created for WCMA in 1994—re-imagines the library room of the 17th century Mexican poet, composer, and philosopher.
Journalist Barbara Bradley Hagerty ’81 talks about renewal in her new book "Life Reimagined: The Science, Art, and Opportunity of Midlife." She tells Dennis O’Shea ’77 that midlife is a time to renegotiate your purpose, refocus your relationships, transform the way you think about the world & yourself.
