PCAL Calendar

Corktown, or Through the Valley of Dry Bones is unflinchingly honest as a fabulous teenager takes the audience on a tour of Detroit's Corktown District between 2007 and 2034. Through a chorus of voices, the play explores the impacts of a community undergoing profound change and the tension between sweeping renewal, carrying history forward, and the heart of a place that can't be silenced.

Recommended for ages 13 and up.

Tickets: Adults $16 / All Students $5

Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

Corktown, or Through the Valley of Dry Bones is unflinchingly honest as a fabulous teenager takes the audience on a tour of Detroit's Corktown District between 2007 and 2034. Through a chorus of voices, the play explores the impacts of a community undergoing profound change and the tension between sweeping renewal, carrying history forward, and the heart of a place that can't be silenced.

Recommended for ages 13 and up.

Tickets: Adults $16 / All Students $5

Purchase tickets at wku.showare.com or by contacting the WKU Fine Arts Box Office at 270-745-3121 or boxoffice@wku.edu.

Repertoire and tickets TBA!

Repertoire and tickets are TBA!

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

This is a free event.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

This is a free event.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

This is a free event.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.

Two-part exhibition that traces the development and arc of Harrod's abstract painting practice from collegiate works while at WKU through to the current, in-progress series Cosmosis, created in an ongoing dialogue with John Golding's "Paths to the Absolute" to be continued on-site in the gallery. For current WKU students, this framework will also act as a larger, underlying driving concept and structure to be used toward their own writing and research, discussion, and mini-body of work.