A creative collaboration among three performing arts companies has produced the next installment in “ The Rite of Spring at 100” series — a world premiere starting tonight.
Playing bronze instruments shipped from Java, UNC’s Javanese musical ensemble will perform traditional cultural tunes tonight as exotic as the lands in which they originated.
Childhood movement in the early stages of life could contribute to psychological development — meaning parents should favor dance over video games — according to a new collaborative documentary co-written by a recent UNC graduate.
Hanes Art Center guest lecturer Yael Rice will host a presentation today titled “Between the Brush and the Pen: On the Intertwined Histories of Mughal Painting and Calligraphy.”
Memoirist Mary Karr and three other writers spoke Wednesday about writing a successful memoir, encouraging attendees to always stick to the truth.
Professors from colleges nationwide spoke this weekend about the Muslim veil’s far-reaching influences on religion, art and fashion.
A Venetian-style Carnival came to Chapel Hill on Saturday, bringing extravagant, colorful gowns, masks and hats — all for the sake of rescued cats.
Led by sophomore Wynton Wong, students are developing the “Carolina Dance Documentary Project,” aiming to showcase dancers at UNC and encourage Chancellor Holden Thorp to allocate more money to dance groups and establish a dance minor.
