Documenting Inequality

Krannert Art Museum hosts exhibitions from the course Documenting Inequality, which covers topics for undergraduates including cultural understanding, social inequality, and the roles that community-based art can play in making connections between what we glean from the news and lived experience.

'Night Mother

When it wasn't possible to perform in person for audiences, the Department of Theatre took the opportunity to prepare students to work on filmed projects. Great Scenes from the American Kitchen Sink Theatre included domestic settings like this one from 'Night Mother by Marsha Norman with minimal staging, period-appropriate props, and projections. The selections from four plays were incorporated into a single production streamed free online.

Photo by Darrell Hoemann.

LA + Creature

Emma Bazinet

ELLNORA | The Guitar Festival Returns

Every two years Krannert Center welcomes six-string players and other musicians from across the planet who liven up the outdoors, blow the roofs off the indoor theatres, and hoist people to their feet at Stage 5. Jazz, roots, blues, classical, rock, and scorching fusions like the traditional sounds from across North and South America delivered by Mafer Bandola and the other women of LADAMA start the season on a jubilant note.

Photo from ELLNORA | The Guitar Festival 2019 by Deidre Schoo.