Arts Award

Seamus Heaney, Arts Award, 1993

Irish poet and playwright Seamus Heaney holds a book signing after receiving the Arts Award on March 4, 1993

Mauricio Lasansky accepts the Arts Award, 1974

Printmaker Mauricio Lasansky accepts the 1974 Arts Award.

Mauricio Lasansky, Arts Award, 1974

Print-maker Mauricio Lasansky receives the 1974 Arts Award.

Mauricio Lasansky, Arts Award, 1974

Recipient of the 1974 Arts Award, print-maker Mauricio Lasansky (center) discusses his work.

David Mamet discussion, Arts Award, 1985

Recipient of the Arts Award, David Mamet hosts a discussion with students on theater in April 1985.

David Mamet workshop, Arts Award, 1985

Recipient of the 1985 Arts Award, David Mamet hosts a workshop on theater in the Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium in April 1985.

David Mamet, Arts Award, 1985

American playwright, screenwriter, and director David Mamet receives the Arts Award in April 1985.

David Mamet, Arts Award, 1985

American playwright, screenwriter, and director David Mamet receives the Arts Award in April 1985.

Pennsylvania Ballet lecture, Arts Award, 1984

After accepting the 1984 Arts Award for the Pennsylvania Ballet, Artistic Director Robert Weiss gives a lecture and demonstration with then prima ballerina Tamara Hadly.

Pennsylvania Ballet lecture, Arts Award, 1984

Artistic director Robert Weiss gives a lecture after accepting the Arts Award on behalf of the Pennsylvania Ballet in April 1984.

Pennsylvania Ballet performance, Arts Award, 1984

Arts Award, Pennsylvania Ballet performance, 1984

The Pennsylvania Ballet gives a performance after accepting the Arts Award in April 1984.

Pennsylvania Ballet performance, Arts Award, 1984

The Pennsylvania Ballet gives a performance after accepting the Arts Award in April 1984.

Philadelphia Orchestra concert, Arts Award, 1972

The Philadelphia Orchestra gives a concert at The Forum in Harrisburg on November 19, 1972. The Orchestra was chosen as the 1972 Arts Award recipient for the College's bicentennial celebration.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Arts Award, 1972

Members of the Philadelphia Orchestra prepare for their concert at The Forum in Harrisburg on November 19, 1972. The Orchestra was selected as the 1972 Arts Award recipient for the College's bicentennial celebration.

Philadelphia Orchestra, Arts Award, 1972

Members of the Philadelphia Orchestra arrive at the Harrisburg Train Station for their concert on November 19, 1972. The Orchestra was chosen as the 1972 Arts Award recipient for the College's bicentennial celebration.

Walter Piston, Arts Award, 1966

Composer, conductor, and professor Walter Piston (left) receives the 1966 Arts Award.

Here Piston is pictured with Music Professor J. Forrest Posey, one of his former students from Harvard. Dickinson President Howard Rubendall '31 stands between the two professors.