The use of lead as an additive to paint products dates back to antiquity. White lead had a reputation for being the best white pigment and it was added to pigmented oil paints to speed up drying time. Paint with lead is toxic when ingested or...
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Lino—or Linoleum by its full name—is a high-quality material, composed of a mix of substances that are 100% natural. It is often confused with PVC (plastic) flooring yet its qualities and properties are different....
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Harriet Hale Woolley alumna Sarah Ghandour (2017 – 2018) and current fellow Andrew Briggs come together to perform French music written for two cellos. From the Baroque to operetta to the present day, Sarah and Andrew will sing their way through a program featuring the...
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Sticky fish with sticky dreams, a wide winged bird, two chatty chimeres leave your weapons for pearls. Wanderer, hazard thyself and step in our dwelling. Let your ears be filled by those creatures’ whispering: if thou art attentive to the babble of crocodile and doe, busy with mushroom picking,...
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The musicians in residence and Harriet Hale Woolley scholars are looking forward to seeing you in the Grand Salon on Sunday, February 24th for the next Rendez-vous Musical. After the concert, don't miss the opportunity to see Laura Francese's and Marius Buet's exhibition Stories! in the gallery. This informal concert series...
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The musicians in residence and Harriet Hale Woolley scholars are looking forward to seeing you in the Grand Salon on Sunday, March 10th for the next Rendez-vous Musical. After the concert, don't miss the opportunity to see Maximilien Gremaud's et Timothée Lambert's exhibition Fable Lab in the gallery. This...
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The DbD Workshop (Doing by Doing) is a 23-hour intensive weekend created by renowned interdisciplinary performance artist Rachel Rosenthal in Los Angeles. Nathalie Broizat worked with Rachel Rosenthal for 6 years, and she is the first former member of the Rachel Rosenthal Company authorized to pass on...
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This Black History Month, the Fondation des Etats-Unis will host a performance of The Mountaintop by Katori Hall, directed by Fatima Cadet-Diaby of Loline Stage & Film, currently in residence at FEU. The French subtitles for the performance are being created by the students of the...
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Reading changes and nourishes our relationship with the world around us and with others. It influences and helps form our sense of self. Reading accompanies us through our lives, a subtle presence, and companion. We ask you to join us in a cycle of forums...
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The FEU is pleased to host one evening of the "Improvisation World Tour", an itinerant and interactive project with David Garel of the famous "Cours Florent", which takes place every Monday evening from 8pm to 10pm in one of the houses of the CiuP. This "Improvisation World...
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