Preservation or Revival: Exploring Contemporary Analog Photography
Maximiliano Hernandez-Zapata received a Bristol Fellowship to travel and study analog photography.
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Express Yourself Creatively
Arts at Hamilton
Artists and art lovers come together to create a lively arts community on College Hill.
Encore!
Performing Arts Series
Classical Connections & Contemporary Voices and Visions
Educational Goals
The Liberal ‘Arts’
Aesthetic Discernment & Creativity
Two of the College’s eight educational goals focus on the arts.
Choreography Showcase
Presented by the department of dance and movement studies
An Artful Addition
The Kevin and Karen Kennedy Center for Theatre and the Studio Arts
Artwork on display in the Kennedy Center
A classroom in the Kennedy Center for Theatre and the Studio Arts
Students displaying their artwork
Reflections in the windows of the Kennedy Center
Students engage in acting exercises in the Barrett Lab
Video class with Ella Gant
Technical staff are silhouetted against a shear curtain in front of the stage before the dress rehearsal of Hedda Gabler.
Kennedy Center work space
A breezeway and glass walkway connect the two sections of the building. In the distance is the Molly Root House, home of the Art History Department.
A Nod to the Creative
Sixteen students have received creativity grants from the Steven Daniel Smallen Memorial Fund.
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Hamilton’s arts programs are not just for artists; they’re inclusive, and that makes them distinctive.
The purpose of the arts is not merely to develop the talents of students who major in and plan careers in these fields; it is also to integrate creative work and performance into learning and life on College Hill. After all, students should have meaningful exposure to the arts if they are to be educated fully.
Spring Main Stage Production
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
The Hamilton College Theatre Department presents The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, written by Stephen Adly Guirgis. Performances will be livestreamed April 15, 16, and 17, at 7:30 p.m.
Wellin Museum Exhibition
Michael Rakowitz: Nimrud
Iraqi-American visual artist Michael Rakowitz has been commissioned to recreate Room H from the Northwest Palace of the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud (Kalhu), constructed by Ashurnasirpal II between 883 and 859 BCE.
Open by appointment beginning October 19.
Legends Preserved
Fillius Jazz Archive
The Fillius Jazz Archive features more than 300 interviews with jazz greats. Transcripts, audio tracks and videos from the oral history interviews are available online.
In Pursuit of Art