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SoA Director to Present at Biomimetics Conference

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Blaine Brownell will present research from his book, Hypernatural.

Graphic Design Professor Presents Community Engagement and Global Teaching Experiences

Categories: News Tags: Art & Art History

Samira ShiriDevich will present at three conferences this month.

Matthew Gin with one of the Phyrges at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics.

Professor’s Article Places Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony in Historical Context

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Matthew Gin explores 300-year-old precedents for the 2024 spectacle in Journal18 essay.

Department of Theatre Presents Antigone Now

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Melissa Cooper’s updating of the Greek tragedy opens the department’s 24-25 season.

Global Studies Exhibition Showcases International Inspiration

Lambla Gallery hosts student work from Rome, Istanbul, and Tokyo.

Clay Harper in front of the Sue Lemmond Helms Community Art House, where he is the inaugural artist-in-residence.

Visiting Digital Media Artist Challenges Our Use of Screens

Categories: News Tags: Art & Art History

Clay Harper is the inaugural artist-in-residence at the Sue Lemmond Helms Community Art House.

University Dedicates Sue Lemmond Helms Community Art House

Categories: News Tags: Art & Art History, COA+A

Family’s gift provides space for artistic creation, education, and collaboration.

Professor of Piano Dylan Savage.

Department of Music Launches “What’s Music Got to Do with It?”

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The series is an interdisciplinary demonstration of universal skills using live music.

The Land of Oz theme park opened in 1970. Image courtesy of Land of Oz.

Projective Eye Gallery Becomes A Land of Oz

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Exhibition features props, costumes, and memorabilia from the N.C. theme park.

Spaces Speak

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Alyssa Brady, the inaugural graduate in the Master of Science in Architecture Critical Heritage Studies program, uncovers lost histories.