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Tag Archives: Meadows Museum
Velázquez exhibition unites portraits from Prado, Meadows
As part of its multifaceted partnership with the Prado, SMU’s Meadows Museum is presenting the most important monographic exhibition devoted to Velázquez in the United States in more than two decades. Diego Velázquez: The Early Court Portraits, which opened Sunday, Sept. 16, … Continue reading
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Tagged Diego Velázquez, Diego Velazquez: The Early Court Portraits, Iraida Rodríguez-Negrón, Javier Portús, Meadows Museum, Prado, Prado Museum
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Calendar Highlights: Sept. 13, 2012
Graphic poetry: Together the Meadows Museum and Bridwell Library acquired a copy of Picasso’s Vingt Poëmes. This is one of fifteen deluxe copies of the book itself and features 20 sonnets by famed Spanish poet Luis de Góngora y Argote; … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Mora, Bridwell Library, Caruth Auditorium, Central University Libraries, Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Constitution Day, Dedman College, DeGolyer Library, Election 2012, holidays, Hughes-Trigg Student Center, Kelly Markgraf, Meadows Museum, Meadows Symphony Orchestra, Owen Arts Center, Owen Fine Arts Center, Picasso, Simon Sargon, SMU Abroad, study-abroad programs, U.S. Constitution, voter registration
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Calendar Highlights: Sept. 6, 2012
A Taste of Tango: Break out your dancing shoes and join the Meadows Wind Ensemble for “A Night in Buenos Aires: A Celebration of Tango.” The program features numerous tango performances that are sure to dazzle and inspire you – … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Boulevard at SMU, Caruth Auditorium, Diego Velazquez: The Early Court Portraits, exhibits, Fred Wendorf Distinguished Lecture Series in Archaeology, Jeremy Sabloff, Latin American Heritage Month, McCord Auditorium, Meadows Museum, Meadows Opera Theatre, Meadows School of the Arts, Meadows Wind Ensemble, SMU Mustang football
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Dramatic Divas on show at SMU through Sept. 30, 2012
Three opera-inspired suspended sculptural works by noted New York artist E.V. Day are on exhibit in SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts and Meadows Museum through Sept. 30, 2012. Carmen is on view in the lobby of Meadows Museum; Merry Widow and Hats are suspended … Continue reading
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Tagged Divas Ascending, E.V. Day, exhibitions, Meadows Museum, Meadows School of the Arts, sculpture
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Calendar Highlights: Closing attractions for Commencement 2012
As Spring 2012 finals end and SMU gears up for its 97th Commencement celebration, take note of three remarkable exhibitions that end this weekend. See them before they’re gone: • DeGolyer Library honors the 2012 bicentennial of a literary titan with Charles … Continue reading
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Tagged Afonso V, Bridwell Library, Central University Libraries, Charles Dickens, Commencement, DeGolyer Library, Dickens bicentennial, Elizabeth Perkins Prothro Galleries, exhibitions, free events, Meadows Museum, Pastrana tapestries, religious books for children, special collections, Stephen Weeks Collection, The Invention of Glory
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SMU centennial party continues with 2012 Founders’ Day festivities
SMU celebrates 2012 Founders’ Day Weekend April 20-21 with events ranging from a movie night on the quad to a “Picnic With the Profs” to Family Day at Meadows Museum. The public festivities begin Friday, April 20 with groundbreaking for the University’s new Residential Commons … Continue reading
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Tagged Founders' Day, free events, Golden Mustangs, Hillsman S. Jackson, Meadows Museum, Residential Commons, reunions, Second Century Celebration, SMU Centennial, video
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Calatrava celebration continues with Meadows Museum exhibition
Santiago Calatrava and his family received a warm welcome when they visited SMU’s Meadows Museum Saturday, March 3, after taking part in opening ceremonies for Dallas’ Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. Calatrava, his wife, Tina, and son, Michael, joined other Meadows … Continue reading
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Tagged community involvement, Eva Parks, exhibitions, Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Mark Roglán, Meadows Museum, Nancy George, Santiago Calatrava, video, visitors
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Recognition ceremony kicks off 2012 Staff Development Day Feb. 16
The SMU Staff Association (SMUSA) will present achievement awards and recognize outstanding University employees during its 11th annual Staff Association Assembly and Recognition Ceremony beginning at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, in McFarlin Auditorium. A reception precedes the event at 10 a.m. President R. Gerald … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Allen, awards and honors, benefits, Claire Florsheim, Human Resources, Kyle Wilson, Loretta O'Reilly Hawkins Award, Meadows Museum, Presidential Staff Recognition Awards, SMU Dining, Staff Association, Staff Development Day, staff news, staff recognition, Staff Recognition Ceremony, Valerie Parker
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