« Prev April 2019 Next » Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1* A Line of Poetry Truly LikedA Line of Poetry Truly Liked Time: 6:00 pmThe Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry. Class taught by Ellen Reiss. 2 3* An Anthropological Potpourri: Papers by Students in the ClassAn Anthropological Potpourri: Papers by Students in the Class Time: 6:00 pmAnthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD. 4* Does Art Have the Answers We’re Looking For?Does Art Have the Answers We’re Looking For? Time: 6:30 pmPublic Seminar. Speakers: Marcia Rackow, Donita Ellison, Dale Laurin, Anthony Romeo. 5* The Art of Singing: Technique & FeelingThe Art of Singing: Technique & Feeling Time: 6:00 pmClass taught by Carrie Wilson. 6* The Art of Drawing: Surface & DepthThe Art of Drawing: Surface & Depth Time: 10:00 amClass taught by Marcia Rackow.* The Aesthetic Realism Teaching MethodThe Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Time: 12:30 pmEducation workshop for teachers. Taught by Barbara Allen, Patricia Martone, Arnold Perey, PhD., Rosemary Plumstead. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13* Disagreement in Marriage: When Is It Useful, Kind, Even Beautiful?Disagreement in Marriage: When Is It Useful, Kind, Even Beautiful? Time: 11:00 amUnderstanding Marriage! Class open to all women. Taught by Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Meryl Nietsch-Cooperman.* Students Comment on a Work of Art – Terrain GalleryStudents Comment on a Work of Art – Terrain Gallery Time: 12:35 pmThe Visual Arts and the Opposites. Class taught by Marcia Rackow. 14* Critical Inquiry: A Workshop in the Visual ArtsCritical Inquiry: A Workshop in the Visual Arts Time: 11:00 amWorks in process by persons engaged in the visual arts looked at and discussed. Taught by Marcia Rackow, Carrie Wilson, and Ken Kimmelman.* The Opposites in MusicThe Opposites in Music Time: 4:00 pmClass taught by Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Edward Green, PhD. 15* The Near & the Faraway—Always in Poems, & in UsThe Near & the Faraway—Always in Poems, & in Us Time: 6:00 pmThe Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry. Class taught by Ellen Reiss. 16 17* Tracing the Footprints of Evolution–to OurselvesTracing the Footprints of Evolution–to Ourselves Time: 6:00 pmAnthropology Is about You & Everyone. Class taught by Arnold Perey, PhD. 18 19* The Art of Singing: Technique & FeelingThe Art of Singing: Technique & Feeling Time: 6:00 pmClass taught by Carrie Wilson. 20* The Art of Drawing: Surface & DepthThe Art of Drawing: Surface & Depth Time: 10:00 amMake-up class taught by Marcia Rackow.* Art & DiscontentArt & Discontent Time: 8:00 pmDramatic presentation, featuring "Aesthetic Realism Looks at Things: Discontent"-- a 1952 lecture by Eli Siegel, enormously relevant today. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28* Ibsen, Bach, & -- What Interferes with Love!Ibsen, Bach, & -- What Interferes with Love! Time: 2:30 pmAn Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company Production of Eli Siegel’s great 1969 lecture on Ibsen’s A DOLL’S HOUSE --with scenes from the play -- And--“Two Melodies Teach Us How to Love!—or, J.S. Bach’s Flute Sonata in E-flat”-- Performed by Barbara Allen, flute * Edward Green, piano. 29* Course RegistationCourse Registation 30* Course RegistationCourse Registation Category Key Class Event General Special Event Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea
