See us off-campus at the William King Art Museum, the Rex Theater, River City Grill and the Kennedy Center this month.
  Vol. 3 Ed. 33 | June 2, 2016
Off Campus Faculty & Student Upcoming Events
Tonight: Alison Pack to show at the William King Museum of Art

Alison Pack, Radford University associate professor and metalsmith who works with non-ferrous metals, creates small-scale sculptures and jewelry that explore stereotypes and misconceptions of womanhood.

Her one person exhibit, "Cliches in Metal" runs from June to the end of July at the William King Museum of Art.There is an opening reception Thursday, June 2 from 6-8 p.m.

The museum is located at 415 Academy Drive, Abingdon, Virginia. Admission to the museum is free. They are open from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 1-5 p.m. Sundays.
"Diversions and Delights" at the Rex:
Wesley Young as Oscar Wilde

He was known as the “Master of Conversation” and the “first media star.” He lived a topsy-turvy life, creating some of the most beloved works of dramatic literature only to sink into scandal, ruin and an early death.  Without a doubt, he is one of history’s most fascinating figures. Ladies and gentlemen, meet Oscar Wilde. Performing a final, fictional 1899 Paris lecture, Wesley Young of Virginia’s Radford University Department of Theatre and Cinema brings Wilde to life at the Rex Theatre in " Diversions and Delights."

“Diversions and Delights" is June 4 at 7:30 p.m. and June 5 at 2:30 p.m. at the Rex Theatre in Galax, Virginia. Adult tickets are $10 and senior (65+) and student tickets are $8.

Langley Anderson's
Chromatic Parvitude

MFA photography student Langley Anderson has a new show of her microscopy images. Starting June 8,  her exhibition “Chromatic Parvitude” will grace the walls of the River City Grill in Radford, Virginia. This is through the Green Heron Art Center and is is on display until August. 2. The reception is June 8 from 5-6:30 p.m. All are welcome.
"passing. pausa. gap" at the Kennedy Center

Join the Department of Dance as they perform at the Kennedy June 9 during the 2016 National College Dance Festival. This is at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.  Their piece is part of a larger program featuring other universities, which is presented at 2 and 7 p.m.  

“An austere space dotted with chairs creates a theater of voyeurism juxtaposed by the gestural intimacy of disaffected bodies” is how the adjudicators described Radford’s piece “passing. pausa. gap.” Chair danah bella choreographed this.  

The Department of Dance’s performance was chosen for the national festival during the 2016 American College Dance Association Mid-Atlantic South Conference competition.  

Tickets for the festival are $25 and are available through the Kennedy Center Box Office.

College of Visual and Performing Arts | Radford University | 540-831-6237 | cvpa411@radford.edu | www.radford.edu/cvpa
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