In The News
Art exhibition makes U.S. debut at UNC Charlotte
Feature about the exhibition, “Nature Morte,” at the Rowe Galleries. WFAE 90.7 FM
Blood Memory: Tamara Williams and Ring Shout
Feature story about dance professor Tamara Williams and her investigations of African American Ring Shout. Salvation South
FIFTY YEARS OF INFLUENCE How UNC Charlotte’s School of Architecture has shaped what the city has become — and what it is still becoming
The August 5-11 issue of the Charlotte Business Journal featured the School of Architecture on its cover. The Charlotte Business Journal
Exhibit on hip-hop architecture wrapping up at the Dubois Center this Friday
WFAE radio interviews Master of Urban design Director Sekou Cooke about the exhibition at the Projective Eye Gallery, Close to the Edge: The Birth of Hip-Hop Architecture. WFAE 90.7 FM
Hip-hop architecture exhibit covers a lot of history — but resists a simple definition
The Charlotte Observer gives an overview of the exhibition “Close to the Edge” in the gallery at The Dubois Center at UNC Charlote Center City. The Charlotte Observer
Chronicles of Jazz Ambassadors during the Cold War: Jazz Explorations with Dr. Kelsey Klotz
Review of a jazz workshop series taught by music professor Kelsey Klotz. CVNC.org
Looking back on the UNC Charlotte shooting three years later
Faculty Marek Ranis and Tom Schmidt and several students speak to WBTV News about the memorial sculpture. WBTV News On Your Side
‘Violins of Hope’ return to Charlotte, with more stories to tell about the Holocaust
The College of Arts + Architecture presents the East Coast premiere of a new musical work based on Professor James A Grymes’s book about violins with Holocaust histories. The Charlotte Observer
A new opera highlights the plight of families torn apart at the US-Mexico border
Article about opera by voice professor Brian Arreola. El Paso Times
Bringing the spirit of Brazilian percussion to Charlotte with classes and a new festival
Dance professor Tamara Williams and her husband, percussionist Luciano Xavier, are presenting an Afro-Brazilian festival. The Charlotte Observer