Lectures and special events from the Williams College campus in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
Organized in conjunction with the exhibition "Mary Ann Unger: To Shape a Moon from Bone," this series of talks and discussions looks outward from the work of pioneering artist Mary Ann Unger to the contemporary landscape of curators and femme artists working at the intersections of large-scale sculpture, public art, material experimentation, and feminist practice.
Hear from human rights advocate Chris Stearns ’86 about the most pressing legal issues impacting Indigenous American communities today. As an attorney, Chris specializes in the practice of Native American law representing tribes and organizations on federal public policy, elections, gaming, health care, and more.
SIX SECONDS is a student-generated mini-doc that follows the Williams College Football team throughout their perfect season. Co-created by Rebecca Kuo and Aidan Feurer.
To mark the opening of “Mary Ann Unger: To Shape a Moon from Bone,” Geoffrey Biddle, noted photographer and husband of the late Unger, offers an intimate portrait of their life together, their family, and influence on one another's practices
A conversation by our career physicians about the progress of medicine since graduation and a look forward to healthy lives of our 70s. Panelists/Speakers: Bill Kehoe, Kevin Kelly, Sal Basta, John Dier, Skip Durning. Moderated by Gregg Peterson
