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

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

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Spaces Speak

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

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Voice Professor’s Opera Receives Second D.C. Production

Brian Arreola’s Zavala-Zavala is based on a true story.

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Professor Creates Artwork for New Duke Energy Headquarters

Art professor Thomas Schmidt created and installed a large-scale work in the Duke Energy Plaza, the company’s headquarters at 525...

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Professor Receives Graham Foundation Grant for Freelon Project

Emily Makas will co-edit a book about the life and work of architect Phillip Freelon.

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Charlotte Sculptor Marries Art and Science in Artwork that Brings Attention to Flood Risks

Feature story about UNC Charlotte Professor Marek Ranis and his new public art sculpture. ASC Cultural Blog

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Professor’s New Book Examines the Implications of Enclosed, Air Conditioned Spaces

A new book edited by Assistant Professor of Architecture Liz McCormick considers the many impacts of air conditioning on the...

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Professor’s New Book Brings a Theatrical Perspective to the Study of Churches and Temples

Bloomsbury Publishing has today released European Churches and Chinese Temples as Neuro-Theatrical Sites, a new book by Professor of Theatre...

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Professor’s Research Reconstructs Ephemeral Stages of 18th-century French Diplomacy

The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians has published an article by Assistant Professor of Architectural History Matthew Gin.

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