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Tamara Williams has been named the recipient of the 2024 Faculty International Education Award.
Logging 14-hour workdays over the Fall Break weekend, eight dance and musical theatre students got an immersive experience on Broadway…
Kim Jones taught Graham Technique classes and choreographed a new work for the Graham for Europe organization.
Lynne Conner’s “Seven Sisters” is about sisterhood, love, loss, and aging.
Immersive project by artists Maja Godlewska and Marek Ranis is part of a national initiative.
Department of Theatre production opens November 14.
Dylan Savage is the NC Music Teachers Association Teacher of the Year.
Senior and Levine Scholar DJ Cook is racking up lighting design credits.
Robert Green, who has danced with Taylor Swift and choreographed for Charli XCX, has set a new piece on our…
Department of Art & Art History Celebrates 60th Anniversary.
Blaine Brownell will present research from his book, Hypernatural.
Samira ShiriDevich will present at three conferences this month.
Matthew Gin explores 300-year-old precedents for the 2024 spectacle in Journal18 essay.
Melissa Cooper’s updating of the Greek tragedy opens the department’s 24-25 season.
Lambla Gallery hosts student work from Rome, Istanbul, and Tokyo.
Clay Harper is the inaugural artist-in-residence at the Sue Lemmond Helms Community Art House.
Family’s gift provides space for artistic creation, education, and collaboration.
Queen City Nerve feature story on the Rowe Gallery exhibition, “How I Got Over.” Queen City Nerve
Feature story about the Rowe Gallery exhibition “How I Got Over: Contemporary Black Southern Portraiture, A testimony of community, joy,…
The series is an interdisciplinary demonstration of universal skills using live music.
Exhibition features props, costumes, and memorabilia from the N.C. theme park.
Alyssa Brady, the inaugural graduate in the Master of Science in Architecture Critical Heritage Studies program, uncovers lost histories.
American Sign Language was photography student Sarah Vojnovich’s first language.
Marissa Nesbit has been honored by the National Dance Education Organization.
The College of Arts + Architecture is pleased to present the exhibition How I Got Over: Contemporary Black Southern Portraiture,…
Seven new faculty will join the College of Arts + Architecture this academic year.
Brian Arreola’s Zavala-Zavala is based on a true story.
Eli Coblenz is Providence Day School art teacher Sydney Sheaffer’s first Gold Medal winner.
Thomas Schmidt’s 75-foot “Connected” echoes Charlotte’s electrical grid.
Emily Makas will co-edit a book about the life and work of architect Phillip Freelon.
Devlin McNeil ’00 is president and executive director of Arts+.
Feature story about UNC Charlotte Professor Marek Ranis and his new public art sculpture. ASC Cultural Blog
Story about exhibition in the Projective Eye Gallery. The Charlotte Post
Faculty and alumni from the College of Arts + Architecture are among 54 artists to receive 2024 Creative Mecklenburg Grants…
A new book edited by Assistant Professor of Architecture Liz McCormick considers the many impacts of air conditioning on the…
“There are so many great opportunities as a result of being in Charlotte,” says Christian Souza. “Say yes to everything…
Bloomsbury Publishing has today released European Churches and Chinese Temples as Neuro-Theatrical Sites, a new book by Professor of Theatre…
You could say that Kiana Vazquetelles owes her very existence to UNC Charlotte. Years before she entered the University as…
As they complete their spring semester, students in Christina Singer’s Design Research class have published what will be the sixth…
Feature story about new musical in development under faculty Sequina DuBose and Laura Waringer. The Charlotte Obsever