Working with curators is no novel experience for MFA student Michael Bramwell. But the Ackland Art Museum’s curator, Lauren Turner, was open in her vision – and that changed things.
Every year, Carolina Performing Arts brings Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater to campus to engage students who are otherwise disinterested in the arts — and it works.
Three and a half tons of rice will arrive on campus tonight. Not at the dining hall, but on the stage of Memorial Hall.
The world-renowned orchestra, St. Martin in the Fields, performs at few venues when they come to the United States – Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Memorial Hall to name a few...The most recorded chamber orchestra in the world, The Academy of St.
At the beginning of each spring semester, freshmen and sophomores with a knack for writing and a passion for drama apply to be a part of the Writing for the Screen and Stage minor program.
Jacques d’Amboise was a principal dancer for the New York City Ballet by the age of 17. While dancing with the company, he founded the National Dance Institute in 1976 to help engage children in the arts and teach the importance of the arts in education.
STREB, an action-inspired group that combines dance, acrobatics and theater, is the latest show in Carolina Performing Arts’ season, appearing both tonight and tomorrow. The Brooklyn-based company will use large amounts of machinery to move walls, rotate the floor and send its performers flying.
Viewers of the UNC Studio Art Majors Association’s latest show will have to go into the closet to experience art about coming out of the closet.
Jon Kessler is a sculptor from upstate New York who uses materials such as engine motors and television monitors to create installations. He will be speaking at the Hanes Art Center Tuesday as part of the Hanes Visiting Artist Lecture series.
Michael Schwalbe, a photographer and professor of sociology at N.C. State,illuminates the untold story of labor through his 25 black-and-white photo exhibit, “A View to the Making: Portraits of North Carolina Craft Artists at Work.”
