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Public Events & Lectures
Fort Wayne’s Global Village on Stage - A Celebration of Diversity in the Arts
Featuring: The Fort Wayne Maennerchor and the Mon Community Dancers
Sunday, February 28th from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
North Campus Auditorium, 2702 Spring Street (Across Spring St. from the Bass Mansion)
Admission is free.
Doors open at 2:30 p.m. for general seating
Community Art Classes - Space available:
Saturday Morning Art Classes for Children
February 6-April 24, 2010
Stained Glass Workshop
February 21-March 21, 2010
Beginning Ceramics / Advanced Ceramics
April 11-May 23, 2010
DaisyJack
Performed by the University of Saint Francis Jesters
Saturday, March 6th, 2010 - 6pm
Sunday, March 7th, 2010 - 3pm
University of Saint Francis
North Campus Auditorium
2702 Spring Street
Tickets are $10
The Jesters are pleased to present DaisyJack, an original story about everyday men and women searching for the place where they belong. In this multi-media family-oriented production, Daisy and Jack are fallen stars who don’t remember who they are. Guided by the magical Menehunes, they travel through emotional landscapes, hide from the Evil Queens, and encounter the Super Heroes as they try to find their way home. Daisy and Jack watch through their “windows” as the story unfolds through drama, rhythm, music, dance and visual arts.
Exhibitions
Weatherhead Gallery
January 23 - February 28, 2010
Armin Mersmann - Contemporary Drawings
Armin Mersmann is a nationally recognized artist who has work in over 350 corporate, public, and private collections. He has been a Top 100 American Portrait Artist by Artist Magazine both in 1990 and 1994. He is known for his intense naturalistic graphite drawings. He describes his work as narrative and symbolistic. Both collective and personal, his work deals with the evidence of humankind's existence through artifacts. His drawings react to man's preoccupation with cheating death and creating representative objects, tokens and icons in an attempt to achieve immortality.
Goldfish Gallery: Computer Art Student Highlights
Named for Ellie Golden and Betty Fishman, two outstanding alumna, artists and patrons of the arts, the gallery features a yearlong rotating schedule of student work.
Lupke Gallery: Highlights from the University Permanent Collection
Located in the North Campus facilities and features a year long rotation of the university's permanent collection and regional private collections.
Rolland Gallery: Highlights from the David Turnley Photo Archive
Located in the Pope John Paul II Center, this gallery features a yearlong schedule of exhibits that include student work and the permanent collection.