Fritz Haeg at Walker Art Center, David Lang at Glimmerglass Opera, George Stoll in Aspen
ASPEN, COLORADO
26 July to 2 September
George Stoll, FAAR'05
Garden of Earthly Delights
Baldwin Gallery
209 South Galena Street
970-920-9797
SYRACUSE
5 August, 6:30 pm
Lecture by Samuel Gruber, FAAR'87
Gustav Stickley, Central New York and the Arts & Crafts Movement
The talk will emphasize Stickley’s career in Syracuse, and the role played in local arts by architects Lamont Warner, Clarence S. Congdon, Ward Wellington Ward and others, and artists Adelaide Alsop Robineau Henry Keck.
Petit Branch Library
105 Victoria Place
315-435-3636
MINNEAPOLIS
8 August to 24 November
Fritz Haeg, FAAR'11
Fritz Haeg: At Home in the City
Opening 8 August, 5 to 9 pm
6 pm: Presentation of breads and preserves, Foraging Circle
7 pm: Edible Estates #15, video premiere, Walker Cinema
8 pm: Teas on the Domestic Integrities rug, Medtroninc Gallery
Walker Art Center
1750 Hennepin Avenue
COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK
20 July through 22 August
Passions will pair a new version of David Lang's the little match girl passion with Stabat Mater by Pergolesi.
7300 State Route 80
607 547-5704
Tickets here
BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON
July 5, 7:30 pm
West Coast premiere of Dreamsongs by
Aaron Jay Kernis, FAAR'85
The Bellingham Festival of Music will open their 2013 season with Dreamsongs for Solo Cello and Orchestra by Pulitzer Prize-winning Fellow Aaron Jay Kernis. Western Washington University
Performing Arts Center Concert Hall
516 High Street
NEW YORK CITY
20 June to 26 July
Patrick Strzelec, FAAR'89
Sculptures and drawings
Seven sculptures and preparatory drawings by Patrick Strzelec will be exhibited at Gary Snyder Gallery in New York City. A catalog will be available.
Gary Snyder Gallery
529 West 20 Street, 10th floor
212-929-1351
closed Saturdays in July
DALLAS
Hotel Texas: An Art Exhibition for President and Mrs. Kennedy with work by Jack Zajac, FAAR'58, RAAR'68 continues until 15 September.