Feldman at 100: Triadic Memories — Mills Music Now
Presented by Other Minds, with the Center for Contemporary Music, Northeastern University and Mills Performing Arts.
Tickets: $23.18-$65.87 — Registration Required, Free with a Northeastern University ID,
Amy Williams performs Morton Feldman’s monumental Triadic Memories in celebration of the composer’s centennial. This concert is part of Other Minds’s PastForward series,
Amy Williams, The “fresh, daring and incisive” (Fanfare) compositions of Amy Williams have been presented by leading international performers, including the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, JACK Quartet, Bent Frequency, Ensemble Musikfabrik, Wet Ink, International Contemporary Ensemble, Junction Trio, Orpheus, pianist Ursula Oppens, soprano Tony Arnold, and bassist Robert Black. Her pieces appear on the Albany, Parma, Blue Griffin, Centaur and New Focus labels. As a member of the Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo, she has performed throughout Europe and the Americas and recorded six critically-acclaimed CDs…
Oakland - Promo URL: https://performingarts.oakland.northeastern.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/feldman_800x534_mills-performing-arts.jpg. Oakland - Ticket URL: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/feldman-at-100-triadic-memories-tickets-1835403403989. Oakland - Venue: Jeannik Méquet Littelfield Concert Hall, Music Building.
Thursday, January 8, 2026, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM.
M14-202 Music Building Littlefield Concert Hall.
Creek Care Day
Creek Care Day is an opportunity for NU Oakland students to come together with the broader community and gain hands-on experience helping to clear and clean trails near Leona creek of plant debris.
Monday, January 19, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM.
M55-107 Fine Arts Annex - Reuse Depot.
Pauline Oliveros Working Residency Program (POWR)
The Pauline Oliveros Working Residency Program (POWR) is a community of our distinguished faculty in the arts and humanities who hold endowed chairs. Co-led by Juliana Spahr and Juan Colomina-Alminana, the POWR program will provide a platform to elevate the work and visibility of these scholars and provide increased opportunities for student engagement. All meetings will be held from 1 - 2:30 PM.
Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 12:00 PM – 3:30 PM.
M43-101 Rothwell Center Bennett Faculty Staff Lounge.
Reception for Art + Design Lecture with Scott Snibbe
Join us for reception following our Art + Design lecture with Scott Snibbe from 7-8pm.
Wednesday, January 21, 2026, 8:00 PM – 8:30 PM.
Jane B. Aron Art Center 123 - Slide Space Gallery.
Overcast
Overcaste is one of first exhibits in North America dedicated to the voices and resistance of caste oppressed communities in Punjabi and Sikh communities. Curated by Poetic Justice Foundation, the exhibit features oral histories, photographs, timelines, archival and historical materials that bring to light the ongoing realities of caste apartheid, resistance, and resilience in the South Asian diaspora.
While caste discrimination is often minimized as outdated or distant, Overcaste challenges this erasure by centering diasporic stories of caste oppression in present-day British Columbia, Canada. Rooted in Dalit feminist leadership, the exhibit is both a powerful visual installation and an educational tool, bridging academic research with community knowledge. Overcaste is a vital resource for educators, researchers, and students, supplementing curriculum across Asian American Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, South Asian Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and more.
Saturday, January 24, 2026.
Jane B. Aron Art Center 123 - Slide Space Gallery.
Overcast
Overcaste is one of first exhibits in North America dedicated to the voices and resistance of caste oppressed communities in Punjabi and Sikh communities. Curated by Poetic Justice Foundation, the exhibit features oral histories, photographs, timelines, archival and historical materials that bring to light the ongoing realities of caste apartheid, resistance, and resilience in the South Asian diaspora.
While caste discrimination is often minimized as outdated or distant, Overcaste challenges this erasure by centering diasporic stories of caste oppression in present-day British Columbia, Canada. Rooted in Dalit feminist leadership, the exhibit is both a powerful visual installation and an educational tool, bridging academic research with community knowledge. Overcaste is a vital resource for educators, researchers, and students, supplementing curriculum across Asian American Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, South Asian Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and more.
Sunday, January 25, 2026.
Jane B. Aron Art Center 123 - Slide Space Gallery.
Overcast
Overcaste is one of first exhibits in North America dedicated to the voices and resistance of caste oppressed communities in Punjabi and Sikh communities. Curated by Poetic Justice Foundation, the exhibit features oral histories, photographs, timelines, archival and historical materials that bring to light the ongoing realities of caste apartheid, resistance, and resilience in the South Asian diaspora.
While caste discrimination is often minimized as outdated or distant, Overcaste challenges this erasure by centering diasporic stories of caste oppression in present-day British Columbia, Canada. Rooted in Dalit feminist leadership, the exhibit is both a powerful visual installation and an educational tool, bridging academic research with community knowledge. Overcaste is a vital resource for educators, researchers, and students, supplementing curriculum across Asian American Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, South Asian Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and more.
Monday, January 26, 2026.
Jane B. Aron Art Center 123 - Slide Space Gallery.
Overcast
Overcaste is one of first exhibits in North America dedicated to the voices and resistance of caste oppressed communities in Punjabi and Sikh communities. Curated by Poetic Justice Foundation, the exhibit features oral histories, photographs, timelines, archival and historical materials that bring to light the ongoing realities of caste apartheid, resistance, and resilience in the South Asian diaspora.
While caste discrimination is often minimized as outdated or distant, Overcaste challenges this erasure by centering diasporic stories of caste oppression in present-day British Columbia, Canada. Rooted in Dalit feminist leadership, the exhibit is both a powerful visual installation and an educational tool, bridging academic research with community knowledge. Overcaste is a vital resource for educators, researchers, and students, supplementing curriculum across Asian American Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, South Asian Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and more.
Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
Jane B. Aron Art Center 123 - Slide Space Gallery.
Overcast
Overcaste is one of first exhibits in North America dedicated to the voices and resistance of caste oppressed communities in Punjabi and Sikh communities. Curated by Poetic Justice Foundation, the exhibit features oral histories, photographs, timelines, archival and historical materials that bring to light the ongoing realities of caste apartheid, resistance, and resilience in the South Asian diaspora.
While caste discrimination is often minimized as outdated or distant, Overcaste challenges this erasure by centering diasporic stories of caste oppression in present-day British Columbia, Canada. Rooted in Dalit feminist leadership, the exhibit is both a powerful visual installation and an educational tool, bridging academic research with community knowledge. Overcaste is a vital resource for educators, researchers, and students, supplementing curriculum across Asian American Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, South Asian Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and more.
Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Jane B. Aron Art Center 123 - Slide Space Gallery.
Pauline Oliveros Working Residency Program (POWR)
The Pauline Oliveros Working Residency Program (POWR) is a community of our distinguished faculty in the arts and humanities who hold endowed chairs. Co-led by Juliana Spahr and Juan Colomina-Alminana, the POWR program will provide a platform to elevate the work and visibility of these scholars and provide increased opportunities for student engagement. All meetings will be held from 1 - 2:30 PM.
Tuesday, February 10, 2026, 12:00 PM – 3:30 PM.
M43-101 Rothwell Center Bennett Faculty Staff Lounge.
Pauline Oliveros Working Residency Program (POWR)
The Pauline Oliveros Working Residency Program (POWR) is a community of our distinguished faculty in the arts and humanities who hold endowed chairs. Co-led by Juliana Spahr and Juan Colomina-Alminana, the POWR program will provide a platform to elevate the work and visibility of these scholars and provide increased opportunities for student engagement. All meetings will be held from 1 - 2:30 PM.
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 12:00 PM – 3:30 PM.
M43-101 Rothwell Center Bennett Faculty Staff Lounge.