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Create.Unite.Renew

The 2019–2020 theme of Dwelling Together provides an important counter to a culture that values speed and efficiency. It asks us to slow down and to linger with people, ideas, and artistic expressions. Dwelling asks us to welcome each other and to make our home together. Through various creative pathways, we seek to build a sustaining and sustainable community that cares for its people and its environment. Join us as we explore, question, and consider what it means to “dwell well” with each other. Welcome to the 2019–2020 Create.Unite.Renew season!

2019–2020 Season Highlights

For a full schedule of our spring semester Create, Unite, Renew: Dwelling arts programming, please see the 2020 season brochure

The Arts at Calvin would like to thank the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs for its support of the 2019–20 season

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