Research

Professor’s Mint Museum Exhibition Explores Complexity of Human Engagement with Nature

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

On her first trip to the United States, when she was still a graduate student in her native Poland, Maja Godlewska spent the summer touring America’s national parks. Afterwards, her paintings of actual and imaginary landscapes became her thesis project and launched a lifetime of considering the sublime in nature and our sometimes fraught engagement with […]

UNC Charlotte professor’s new hip-hop conference celebrates cultural impact

Categories: In The News, Research Tags: Dance

Assistant Professor of Dance Ashley Tate recently spoke with The Charlotte Observer about the inspiration behind her upcoming Hip-Hop conference, her experience growing up immersed in a family of artists and how her insatiable curiosity led her to see dance as a tool to understand and preserve history. Tate has danced and choreographed for most […]

Dance Professor’s Rhode Island Residency Results in New Work

Categories: News, Research Tags: Dance

Assistant Professor of Dance Alyah Baker’s “juste, juste” was performed August 24.

Charlotte Dance Professor Creates Work, Curates Festival for London Museum

Categories: News, Research Tags: Dance

Associate Professor of Dance Kim Jones recently curated a dance festival for the National Maritime Museum in London.

Digital Archiving for a Hip Hop Symposium

Categories: News, Research Tags: Dance

Dance student Naiya Graham was an OUR Summer Research Scholar.

How this UNC Charlotte art professor found inspiration from NC to Ghana

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

The Charlotte Observer explores the work of Professor of Ceramics Lydia Thompson in a feature story by Liz Bertrand.

Dance Professor Awarded NC Choreographic Fellowship by Trillium Arts

Categories: News, Research Tags: Dance

Assistant Professor of Dance Ashley Tate is one of three choreographers to receive a 2025-26 North Carolina Choreographic Fellowship from Trillium Arts. The two-week fellowship will provide Tate and a group of four dancers with financial support, lodging and studio space at the Trillium Arts campus in Mars Hill, North Carolina, in June 2026. “Trillium […]

Music Students’ Research Brings Unknown Composers to Light

Categories: News, Research Tags: Music

Music students Abigail Roscoe and Will Wiand were OUR Summer Research Scholars.

Advancing the Use of Generative AI in Architectural Research

Categories: News, Research Tags: Architecture

Architecture Professor Sabri Gokmen mentored two OUR Summer Research Scholars.

Violin Professor’s New Album Celebrates Spanish Music

Categories: News, Research Tags: Music

David Russell’s “Andalusian Legacy” reflects nearly two decades of engagement with the music and culture of southern Spain.