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Leslie Hewitt's "Blue Green, Blue Green Yellow, Sometimes," 2022, chromogenic prints, courtesy of the artist and Perrotin. Two works framed in raw wood frames. At right, a square of a blue-based teal, at right a larger slightly horizontal rectangle of a blueish forest green.

Performances

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    Conductor Jakub Hrůša, a middle aged white man with sandy brown hair, extends his arms out wide as he conducts the Bamberg Symphony during a live performance. All the string players watch him and their bows are raised in the air away from their instruments.
    Bamberg Symphony , article

    FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 7:30 PM: With a musical lineage stretching back to the 18th and 19th centuries — to Mahler and Mozart — Germany’s Bamberg Symphony is a favorite around the world, performing over 7,000 concerts in more than 60 countries and over 500 cities.

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    Leslie Odom, Jr., a young Black man with cornrows, wears a textured maroon sweater and white pants and reclines on a white linen couch into a ray of sunlight at golden hour.
    "An Evening with Leslie Odom, Jr." , article

    SATURDAY, MAY 4, 7:30 PM: Leslie Odom, Jr. is a multifaceted, award-winning vocalist, songwriter, author, and actor with a career that spans all performance genres.

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    The Lovely Mountaineers, a duo of a middle aged white woman with long, straight brown hair, at left, and a middle aged white man with short salt and pepper hair, at right. The woman wears a green sweater and brown pants and plays a violin; the man wears a brown plaid button down shirt and jeans and plays a banjo. The sit in front of a silvered wood exterior wall with a wreath of greenery hung on it.
    Celebrating 20 Years of the Crooked Road , article

    FRIDAY, JULY 12, 7:30 PM: Join dozens of Crooked Road artists in a celebration of song, dance, and craft from central Appalachia. Sing, clap, and even dance along on this cultural expedition as it explores the diverse musical offerings of Southwest Virginia.

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Exhibitions

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    Leslie Hewitt's "Riffs on Real Time with Ground (Green Mesh)," 2017, digital chromogenic print and silver gelatin print, courtesy of the artist and Perrotin. At left, what appears to be grid paper is framed in a rectangular raw wood frame, and at right, what appears to be collaged and stacked black and white photographs sit on top of a hardwood floor, also photographed in black and white.
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    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1-SUNDAY, APRIL 21: Featuring photography by artists Leslie Hewitt, Tarrah Krajnak, and Rodrigo Valenzuela, "Messengers" explores the use of photography to communicate — not only through visual aesthetics, but to transmit more profound personal, cultural, and societal messages.

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    ICAT: "Open (at the) Source" featuring thumbnails of the projects Mycelium Memetrics and Weaving Weeds, photos by Avery Gendell and Braden Perryman
    ICAT: "Open (at the) Source" , article

    MONDAY, APRIL 29-SATURDAY, MAY 11: ICAT: "Open (at the) Source" presents pioneering approaches to public exhibits that use technology to deliver immersive and interactive experiences.

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    Seniors in the School of Visual Arts listen to instruction as they install an exhibition of their own capstone works.
    SOVA Senior Show , article

    FRIDAY, MAY 3-SATURDAY, MAY 11: This refreshing annual exhibition features original and innovative works by graduating seniors in Virginia Tech’s School of Visual Arts.

Experiences

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    Members of the Itraab Arabic Music Ensemble wear concert attire and hold their instruments in the Moss Arts Center green room.
    Itraab Arabic Music Ensemble Concert , article

    THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 7 PM: Experience music from throughout the Arab world in this culminating spring concert by a beloved ensemble that bridges Virginia Tech and the broader community.

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    Music critic Alex Ross, a white man with short salt and pepper hair and frameless rectangular glasses, wears a black T-shirt and smiles towards the camera outside under dappled sunlight in this black and white image.
    Talk: Alex Ross, music critic , article

    FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 6:30 PM: Directly preceding the performance by the Bamberg Symphony, join "New Yorker" music critic Alex Ross for an invigorating discussion of the history and cultural context of Wagner’s works featured in the program.

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