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Joint Venture: New work from Ruth Deutmeyer and Vicki Recker
February 6 - March 9
Artistic talent runs in the family for Ruth Deutmeyer and her niece Vicki Recker. The two local women are joining forces to create a new mixed-media exhibit of generational creativity. Meet the artists during a reception on February 23 beginning at 6 p.m.
Winter Rose February 10 @ 7:30 p.m.
Accomplished musicians Dr. Bang Lang Do, Dr. James Sherry and Wes Luke combine their talents on the piano, violin and trumpet in the beautiful Divine Word College Chapel. The surroundings perfectly complement a program of romantic music infused with passion, hope and love. Selections include A presentation of classical selections from Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Brahms is the perfect remedy for a long winter season.
Faces Of Faith: Portraits of Religious Survivors of Russian Communism
March 19 - April 27
“Faces Of Faith” is a series of portrait photos of religious sisters 
who survived the Soviet persecution in Eastern Europe after WWII. The photographs are a companion to the documentary, “Interrupted Lives: Catholic Sisters Under European Communism.” Join us for an evening of art, a screening of the documentary and a presentation by directors Margaret Nacke and Mary Savoie, both Sisters of St. Joseph from Concordia, Kansas. Reception: March 29th gallery 6-7 p.m. and film 7-8 p.m.
Orchid Ensemble April 13 @ 7:30 p.
m.
Blending ancient musical instruments and traditions from China and beyond in a beautiful new sound, the JUNO-nominated Orchid Ensemble has embraced a variety of musical styles in its repertoire, ranging from the traditional and contemporary music of China, World Music, New Music and Creative Improvisation.
Acclaimed as a “rapidly rising star in the mecca of multi-cultural music,” the Orchid Ensemble gives over seventy performances every year across North America. Its energetic performance style intrigues and delights the audience, consistently receiving standing ovations.
Lecture by Robert Wolf April 19 @ 7 p.m.Robert Wolf has roamed America for most of his life, writing his version of the American story and getting others to write theirs.
In 1990 he established Free River Press, a non-profit publishing house whose mission is to document contemporary America through writing workshops with people from all walks of life. In 2009 Free River Press published Heartland Portrait: Stories From the Rural Midwest, a compilation of writings by farmers and small town residents developed over 18 years in his writing workshops. Wolf will share stories of the ordinary man, woman and child. Who knows -- the story might be about you!
DWC Student Salon
May 3 - SeptemberThis unique show will showcase creative works by students of Divine Word College that have come to life during the academic year. Artists in any and all mediums will display their works for this one-of-a-kind gallery presentation.
Plan on joining us for a celebration of art, photography, poetry and much more from the talented members of the DWC student body. The reception for the Creative Salon will be held on May 3, from 1 - 3 p.m. immediately following the end of semester music jury. Don’t miss this afternoon of artistic creativity!