Throughout the Week

Food
There will be refreshments available in P110 for many of the festival events. Also, don’t miss the evening receptions, ASG Barbecue, Multicultural Dinner and daily ethnic specials in the Student Union.

Area Arts and Culture Stakeholders displays
Pioneer Hall

Interactive Music Experience
P148 - The Music Experience combines computer-generated graphics and music in such a manner that the music mirrors the graphics. You will “see” how the music changes. This demonstrates the inexorable link between sciences, mathematics, and music.

High School Art Exhibit
Betty Feves Memorial Gallery

Staff Art Exhibit
P180

Special Events and Artist in Residence Displays
Times and places will be announced daily.

Our Fractal Design
The image on our festival posters and booklets is a fractal created by Thomas Wright from the University of Hawaii and is used with his permission. Fractals are simply graphic representations generated by complex number functions. This combination of math and computer technology has thus opened up a new form of artistic expression…an example of the connection between science and the arts. If you would like to find out more about fractals, attend the session scheduled for Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in P110.

Upcoming Events
Women of the West Humanities Lecture Series
May 15 2:00-4:00PM Writing Workshop, Molly Gloss
7:30PM Readings, Molly Gloss
May 16 10:00AM-12:00 Noon Gender Issues Rosemary Powers, Sociologist at EOU
7:30PM "Women of the West" Theresa Pihl, BMCC Historian

May 16 7:00PM "Rock Art from Around the World" Alanah Woody, Nevada State Museum

Blue Mountain Community College invites you to participate in a slate of activities that make the connection between science and the arts. The week is full of stimulating and educational performances, displays, and interactive presentations. BMCC staff, local and regional experts will be featured. Join us for:

Chautauqua sponsored performances:
Defining Humanity in the Gene Age
A Poetry of Science: The Life and Works of Hildegard of Bingen

Events and activities such as:
Award winning films linking science with the arts, BMCC Faculty Showcase, Student Readings, Jazz and Popular Music Competition, High School Art Show, a Multicultural Dinner, and Forever Wild, a Multimedia Presentation featuring photography and music.

The fractal image used as a background for this web page was created and © by Thomas Wright of the University of Hawaii and is used with his permission.

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Posted April 13, 2001
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