NOVEMBER 19th

—Prosody—

Patterns of Rhythm and Sound

in Poetry

–or–

Everything I Know About

Life seems to be Gathering

on My i-Pod

Richard Harned, professor in glass, will trace connections between the cadence of language as aesthetic experience and its ability to still time, among other narratives of life.

NOVEMBER 5th - Worm Compostin

Amy Youngs, associate professor in art & technology, leads an engaging discussion on Worm Composting—an aspect of her passionate involvement in environmental issues through arts and science. To see Amy’s featured instruction on worm composting, please visit:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Worm_bin_bag_for_indoor_vermicomposting_and_easy_s/

Thursday, November 12th

The Mambo Club and Other Disasters: Writing as Artmaking

Tony Mendoza, professor of photography and author of numerous acclaimed photo-narrative books will read excerpts from a recently completed autobiographical novel, The Mambo Club and Other Disasters, a coming-of-age story set in Cuba during summer of 1954. Open discussion on writing as artmaking to follow. Excerpts from The Mambo Club... have received two Ohio Arts Council creative writing fellowships.