In crown shyness, trees grow with distinct space between their crowns to avoid spreading pests, to avoid damaging their own fragile tips and to leave room for their peers. They make small, individual sacrifices for collective health.
Have you seen a work of art from high above the ground or walked across one that's so huge you weren't aware of it? This handout for children and families shows how an artwork can look different depending on your point of view. There's an activity you can do at…
Chambers’s choreography organizes the sounds offered into an accompaniment for right now, intended to be streamed from this page in real time only. Waking Hours keeps us company, calls out to be with us, to return to the flesh, in the background of our day.
A series of performances that explore the sounds - and silence - of a now-quiet campus.
