Past Events & Workshops:

Will Wilson story on Broad & High

Broad & High presents a story about Will Wilson.

Will Wilson, Insurgent Hopi Maiden, Melissa Pochoema, Citizen of the Hopi Tribe, 2015, printed 2019, Archival pigment print from wet plate collodion scan, 50 x 40 in. Art Bridges.

Will Wilson Artist Talk

Join us for an evening artist talk with Will Wilson.

Eisner Center

Creative Writing and Studio Art Senior Event

Denison University senior creative writing and studio art majors will be celebrating their capstone projects in a joint event.

Kimberly Drew, author of ”Black Futures”

'Identity, Art and Curation in the Age of Social Media'

Kimberly Drew, author of "Black Futures" will talk about curation and the preservation of Black life on-line and in the form of publications.

Kehinde Wiley, Prince Albert, Prince Consort of Queen Victoria, 2013. Courtesy of Hedy Fisher and Randy Shull

Lunch & Learn – ‘Say it Loud: Black Contemporary Art and Identity’

The Lisska Center for Scholarly Engagement and Arts@Denison present a Lunch and Learn on "Say It Loud."

The 'Hype4Homer' Project

Denison Museum presents the "Hype4Homer" Project.

Black Identity and the Classics

Denison Museum presents a panel discussion on Black Identity and the Classics.

Daniel Bernard Roumain

TUTTI Festival 2020: Concert I

The TUTTI Festival Concert I features acclaimed violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain, members of ETHEL, Sybarite5, faculty and students.

Broad & High: 'Say It Loud'

Broad & High on WOSU-PBS airs a feature about "Say it Loud."

Broad & High: 'Say It Loud'

Broad & High on WOSU-PBS airs a feature about "Say it Loud."

queerpechakucha

Studio Art presents Queer PechaKucha and Zine Fest

Studio Art presents Queer PechaKucha and Zine Fest.

Photo of love and heart

Newark Ohio Pride Coalition Mixer

Join the Office of Gender and Sexuality and the Denison Museum for a mixer.

Sarah Derbew

'A New Vocabulary for Ancient Blackness'

The Denison Museum and the Department of Classical Studies welcome Sarah Derbew.

Eisner Center

'Growing (B)Older: Representations of 'Queer Aging' and Why They Matter'

Denison University presents a discussion of queer aging with Linda Hess.

David WOJNAROWICZ Untitled (One Day this Kid...)

Ashley Currier: Opening Reception and Talk

The Denison Museum and Global Studies Seminar presents an opening reception and artist talk with Ashley Currier.