This is an opportunity to meet with other folks in Japanese language courses to converse, hosted by Mikiko Ludden. Every Friday.
Tracy Doyle, flute, with Isabella Jie, piano
Join us for Weathered, a Jacobsen Series faculty recital featuring Tracy Doyle, flute, with Isabella Jie, piano, joined by guests Jinshil Yi and Gwynne Brown, piano; and Alex Westervelt '25, flute performing works by Barber, Doppler, Jiang, and Loggins Hull. The program will include a hoop dance performed by Liz Corwin, clinical assistant professor in the School of Physical Therapy.
2025 Senior Show
This annual event showcases our graduating seniors' talent and creativity, offering a glimpse into their artistic journeys throughout their time here at the University of Puget Sound.
War and Passion: Selections from Georges Rouault’s Miserere in Context
Between 1914 and 1948, the French artist Georges Rouault produced a monumental series of prints entitled, Miserere (“Have Mercy”) in response to the horrors of World War I. Combining Christian iconography with frank depictions of wartime cruelty, the darkly expressionistic works were Rouault’s attempt to grapple with the reality of the senseless loss and destruction wrought by war and those who wield power.
subGrid: a group show of PNW queer artists
I first came across the concept of a sub-grid in physical simulations; a type of computer programming that simulates aspects of the real world in order to better understand how they work, which in turn allow us to make predictions. In these simulations, a computational grid divides the physical world into discrete cells. Each cell represents an average of the physical parameters, but cannot not capture every single physical process that is occurring. The sub-grid refers to scales of physical processes that occur at a smaller level than what the larger simulation is capturing.