Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series presents Sonya Clark

Acclaimed artist Sonya Clark will be giving a virtual lecture as part of this semester’s Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series, hosted by the College of the Arts. Ms. Clark has contributed to the KSU Museum’s upcoming exhibition, TEXTURES: the history and art of Black hair, and will be speaking to the Kent State community on Thursday, March 11 at 5:30 P.M.

Since 2001, the Schroth Series has presented guest artists respected in the fields of theatre, dance, visual arts, music and architecture in an effort to bring diverse views to Kent State University and the Kent community. 

Established by Cecile Draime and her late husband, Max, of Warren, Ohio, the series honors their dear friend, the late Thomas Schroth. Thomas Schroth spent his life in Niles, Ohio, as a prominent architect and inveterate collaborator in the artistic life of the Mahoning Valley and Northeast Ohio. A world traveler, he saw human creativity as a window framing human experience. 

Schroth Series events are always free and open to the public. 

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