LUAG Listening Room: Live Session with william h. travis

About this event

Doors at 5:30 pm, performance at 6:00 pm

LUAG Main Galleries, Listening Room

Experience the voice of local musicians, poets, and student performers in the LUAG Listening Room this fall. Presented in conjunction with This Land: Reimagining the United States of America on its 250th Anniversary .

What is the LUAG Listening Room?

Set in its own 394-square-foot space inside the Main Gallery, the LUAG Listening Room provides a multisensory learning environment within the This Land exhibition. The space includes a listening station with vintage vinyl and a record player, a digital playlist that invites community input, interactive screens, creative lyric-writing and art-making stations, and an instrument corner featuring real loaner guitars from C. F. Martin Guitar & Co. – welcoming visitors of all ages and abilities to participate.

What to expect

Check the schedule below for performance start times. Performances will last approximately 45 minutes. Both floor cushions and chairs will be available for participants. Performances will be audible throughout the galleries; you are welcome to explore the galleries while you listen, coming and going as you please.

Content warning: This performance may contain explicit language and discussions of sensitive topics. Discretion advised.

Please click here to register in advance . The sessions are free and open to the public.

More about william h. travis

there is a person and sometimes a group of friends who, when in the rains of performance, go by the name william h. travis. whether the person or the people, the place is bethlehem, pa, where dwell(s) the singular or plural personage(s). how the music sounds is how this prose reads. heads or tails? tails is heads for tails and heads is heads for heads. and nothing else much matters except everything except this. "meow," my cat reminds me i am stupid. - william h. Travis

Learn more about this artist on their website at: https://williamhtravis.bandcamp.com/album/ruby

In partnership with Lehigh Valley 250 , This Land exhibition programming has been supported by funding from the Pennsylvania Tourism Office .

From Lehigh University Art Galleries