Dr. Michael A. Figueroa (UNC–Chapel Hill) presents ethnographic research on how Arab American communities have navigated shifting racial politics since 9/11. Based on fieldwork in Chicago, Oakland/San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., he explores musicians who use experimental practices to confront surveillance, Islamophobia, and identity pressures, imagining new forms of belonging through sound.
The student-led Night Train Ensemble presents Philip Glass' "Glassworks."
Students of Dr. Stephanie Ycaza
Students of Dr. Courtney Miller
New Frequencies presents a selection of works by Sandra Andrade, Rodgers Dameron, Blas Isasi, Kasia Ozga, Varun Saxena, and Leilei Xia. Over the past three years the UNCG School of Art has welcomed these six artists as new members of its Studio Art faculty. This group exhibition highlights a dynamic... Continue reading...
New Frequencies presents a selection of works by Sandra Andrade, Rodgers Dameron, Blas Isasi, Kasia Ozga, Varun Saxena, and Leilei Xia. Over the past three years the UNCG School of Art has welcomed these six artists as new members of its Studio Art faculty. This group exhibition highlights a dynamic... Continue reading...
The UNCG Clarinet Ensemble, directed by Dr. Catherine Keen Hock, performs works by Janáček, Brandon, Holst, Cook, and Lucas‑Page. Guest conductors include Concetta Brehmer, Sarah Lucas‑Page, and Taylor Stirm.
Spring Dances features choreography by UNCG School of Dance faculty and guest artists. The event will be held in Coleman Theatre (Coleman Building, Room 306) and will include three performances (linked to Etix Online for convenience): Tickets are available for purchase in ADULT ($15), STUDENT ($7.50), SENIOR ($10), and CHILD... Continue reading...
