![A collage of music, dance, and theater productions](https://www.swarthmore.edu/sites/default/files/styles/image_slider/public/assets/images/artsswarthmore/cooper_collage_2019_1.jpg?itok=NaAnXS-R)
Cooper Series
The William J. Cooper Foundation provides a varied program of lectures, performances, and exhibitions that enrich the academic work of Swarthmore College.
![Tess Wei ’17 and Andrea Packard '85 in the List Gallery](https://www.swarthmore.edu/sites/default/files/styles/image_slider/public/assets/images/artsswarthmore/list_gallery-3.jpg?itok=MrQm74F7)
A Crucible of Learning
The List Gallery celebrates 25 years of enlivening and forging connections on and off campus.
![Amelia Estrada ’17](https://www.swarthmore.edu/sites/default/files/styles/image_slider/public/assets/images/artsswarthmore/estrada-720.jpg?itok=7HvGqwKn)
Dance Flowers
With support from the Lang Center, Amelia Estrada ’17 uses dance as a tool for empowerment.
Watch: Chopin Without Piano
Thanks to a community-wide effort, Swarthmore College hosted the North American debut of a production that comes to the U.S. from Poland.
![Book cover and author photo of Patricia Park '03](https://www.swarthmore.edu/sites/default/files/styles/image_slider/public/assets/images/artsswarthmore/re_jane-bg.jpg?itok=mCBzFebS)
Listen: Patricia Park ’03 Reads from Her Acclaimed Debut Novel
Park reads from Re Jane, a Korean-American retelling of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, set in NYC and Seoul.
Cooper Series
The William J. Cooper Foundation provides a varied program of lectures, performances, and exhibitions that enrich the academic work of Swarthmore College.
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