June at the Tang

Exhibitions on view

Jun 04, 2022 – Aug 21, 2022

Alumni Invitational 5

Jun 04, 2022 – Aug 21, 2022

Robert Tracy on Dance

May 21, 2022 – Oct 02, 2022

Elevator Music 43: Yvette Janine Jackson—Destination Freedom

Jan 29, 2022 – Jun 12, 2022

Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science

Oct 16, 2021 – Sep 10, 2023

Lauren Kelley: Location Scouting

A black and white photograph of two ballet dancers, one balanced on one foot with body upside down and back to the camera, the other provides support at the head and raised foot.

Robert Tracy on Dance. Carolyn George, Allegra Kent and Bart Cook, “Episodes,” choreography by George Balanchine, c. 1970s, gelatin silver print, Tang Teaching Museum collection, gift of Robert Tracy ’77, 1986.171

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There are 7 events in June.

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Family Programs Performances Receptions Screenings Special Events Student Created Programs Talks Tours Workshops

A photo of the outside of the Tang Teaching Museum looking at a long stairway leading up to the rooftop.

JUN 02 - JUN 04 12 PM

Alumni Reunion Art Exhibition

Join us for an opening reception celebrating the annual Alumni Reunion Art Exhibition.

A photo of the Tang's empty Atrium with a staircase on the right leading up to a second level, and a white and black Sol Lewit drawing on a wall to its left.

Tang Guide Tour

Join us for a tour of the Tang!

A light-skinned woman sits in a red woven chair facing camera, in a head shot.

Curator’s Tour of Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science

Join Associate Curator Rebecca McNamara for a tour.

A light-skinned woman, dressed in black, stands in front of a gallery space.

Curator’s Tour of Alumni Invitational 5

Join Rachel Seligman ’91 for a tour.

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Pattern by Nathan Bloom ’21

Inspired by the performance Honey Baby in the exhibition Janine Antoni & Stephen Petronio: Entangle

The Tang Pattern Project celebrates the Museum’s 20th anniversary. Organized by Head of Design Jean Tschanz-Egger, past and current Tang Design Interns created patterns inspired by the Museum’s exhibition and event history.

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