Special Events
Upcoming Event: Recollections Art Exhibition and Opening Reception
The Opening Reception will take place on February 28th at 6pm in the Martin Marietta Conference Room.
The art exhibition will be on display February 5th through September 6th in the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center Adult Clinic.
Featured Event
“RECOLLECTIONS”: an Exhibition by Artist Sharon Wolpoff
On display February 5 through September 6, 2024
Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center Adult Clinic
Presented by the Georgetown Lombardi Arts & Humanities Program
Opening Reception
Wednesday, February 28
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Gallery talk: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Martin Marietta Conference Room in the Lombardi Cancer Center Atrium
Join us for the opening reception for “RECOLLECTIONS,” an exhibition of paintings by artist Sharon Wolpoff that reflects the belief in the healing power of the arts. Wolpoff’s gallery talk, titled “Affirming the Connection Between Healing and the Arts,” will be a conversation between the artist and Arts & Humanities Program Director Julia Langley. RSVP to Noni Ford at nf332@georgetown.edu to attend and for more information.
Upcoming Event: Life in the Tar Seeps: Spiraling Ecologies from Bodies of Water
Lecture and Book Signing
This event will take place on March 12th at 6pm in the BioEthics Library in Healy Hall.
Books will be available for purchase and signing.
Featured Event
Life in the Tar Seeps Lecture and Book Signing
Join former Georgetown University professor Gretchen E. Henderson as we explore the climate crisis, caring for overlooked ecosystems and grappling with our human imprints on earth.
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Location: BioEthics Research Library- Healy Hall
Life in the Tar Seeps grew from Great Salt Lake as a watershed for reperceiving overlooked places to approach environmental healing. More than a reading, her talk at Georgetown will blend photography, cinema, and field studies on cultivating arts of attention, not only far afield but wherever we are.
Gretchen Ernster Henderson is a multimedia writer and interdisciplinary educator who bridges environmental arts, cultural histories, integrative sciences, health and public humanities. Her fifth book, Life in the Tar Seeps, has seeped across publications, exhibitions, and field practices into a participatory global project, Dear Body of Water: https://dearbodyofwater.poetsforscience.org/ (new window)
This event is sponsored by the Georgetown Lombardi Arts and Humanities Program, Lannan Center For Poetics and Social Practice, Medical Humanities Initiative, Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship, and the Engaged and Public Humanities Program.