Dickinson students from all disciplines work at the highest level with distinguished faculty in the arts.
They polish a sonata in Rubendall Recital Hall, revise a poem in an East College seminar, exhibit paintings in the Goodyear Studios, curate an exhibition in The Trout Gallery, rehearse a scene at Mathers Theater or choreograph a dance at The Site. The arts are the creative core of the liberal arts at Dickinson.
Alejandro Heredia ’16 had planned to perform in this year’s Diversity Monologue Contest; what he hadn’t planned for were the conversations he engendered.
Arnie Zimmerman P'14 presented a joint exhibition with his daughter, English major Izzy '14, that recalled their world travels.
Spring production probes age-old questions and recalls beloved translator’s life.
Calendar of Arts
Goodyear Gallery Exhibition featuring Clay work by Arnie Zimmerman and Photographs by Izzy Zimmerman, "14.
This concert features students in Dickinson's performance-studies program.
An evening of student choreography.
