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Carter calls himself a 'creative professional,' embodying the label to the hilt.
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Don’t think of creativity as a final product
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Walking a path of discovery on the grounds of Reynolda and the slopes of North Carolina mountains, Leigh Ann Hallberg painted what she felt.
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Songwriters who studied at Wake Forest have found inspiration in Music City — and they're cranking out the hits.
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Mark Allen (’88) and Andrea Engleson (’87) are chronicling their journey in a new PBS series.
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Everyone creates — but to what end?
by Ed Southern ('94)
Wake Forest Magazine - Summer 2025
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Celebrated artist will bring his vast experience and creative spirit to the Wake Forest campus
Fall 2025
Teacher-Scholar Legacies
Read about David Lubin
Read about Dan Locklair
Read about Kathy Levy
Read about Leigh Ann Hallberg
Read about Stew Carter
Meet the future
Read about these brilliant students
celebrating an eventful season
Photo and video gallery
Motherhood sparks a second act for Emily Scott James (’14)
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Harris credits studio art professor John Pickel for helping him hone his skills working with 35mm photography
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Student arts magazine
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an interdisciplinary symposium held in honor of his retirement
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Groundbreaking event blended music, video gaming, academics and career exploration
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Gao's current project examines materia medica images in China's Ming dynasty
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through April 13
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Shakespeare’s comedy comes to life as a must-see spectacle
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Arts and Sustainability Festival
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WFU's student-organized interdisciplinary arts festival
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Reynolda House’s latest exhibition traces Wyeth’s decades-long fascination with Kuerner Farm
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Five questions with Wake Forest Professor, orchestra director and gamer Aaron Hardwick
Q&A Video
Sydney Aikens (‘25) paints cherry blossoms
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Alumna Camille Love has made a mark in business, the arts, public service and beyond.
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Workshop and performance
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A Symposium in Honor of David Lubin
Saturday April 26, 2025
an extraordinary three-day event blending music, gaming, and academic exploration
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Severance writer/producer, graphic novelist
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Dr. Elizabeth Kindall explores the work of Huang Xiangjian
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featuring the Travis Williams Group
Priscilla Layne presents her graphic memoir
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2025 Gladding Authors, Editors, and Artists Faculty Award
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Wake Forest’s ZSR reckons with the tobacco money the university and city was built upon
Featuring The Albany Civil Rights Institute Freedom Singers
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world premiere by Javier Farias - March 28
New commission from the Wake the Arts Center
Secrest Artists Series
March 26
Qawwali musical performance
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Five questions with Wake Forest Documentary Film Program professor Peter Gilbert
Story and video
Academic Community Engagement Fellow Spotlight: Christina Soriano
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Speaker Series and Community Networking Conference
24-hour musical
Short video
Richard Upchurch (’96) makes wooden sound toys and eccentric instruments
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David Sterling Brown lecture explores Shakespeare’s works
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all-star trio in Brendle Hall on March 6
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The 24 Hour Musical Project’s “Legally Blonde”
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exhibition amplifies the voices of Black artists and modifies the narrative around contemporary art
Arthur Agee and William Gates talk about the landmark film
Discussion and reception
Dr. Amy Catanzano’s new book publication
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A performative investigation into technology’s role in our society
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reading by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
Clifford Owens lecture blended performance, activism, and reflection
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The Lumpkin-Boccuzzi Family Collection of Contemporary Art
January 23 – March 29, Hanes Art Gallery
part of a collaborative celebration to honor the legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Video and photo gallery
Black Student Alliance presents an evening in celebration of Black excellence
Film Screening & Reception
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The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe
Film screening
by Lydia Derris
Read on the Old Gold & Black
“Let’s Play” will be broadcast live
Published in MoMA Magazine
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Mentorship with Larry Weng and Roscoe Bell III (’23)
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The Secrest Artists Series will present Tonality
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Workshop for community-oriented learning projects
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Happy holidays from Wake the Arts
Photos from a vibrant semester of arts on campus
Caiya Hanks '26 talks about being a soccer star and theatre minor
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Acclaimed novelist speaks to student audience
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The student-produced plays explores parallel universes, relationships and heartbreak
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Healing in the Paint Splatter Room
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Xiangning "Sonia" He ('25) talks about playing the guzheng
Willa Wasserman visits Hanes Gallery to discuss her practice as a painter
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Betsy Rives (’08) uses what she learned as a studio art major to innovate at Google.
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Make a Wish Foundation partners with Wake the Arts to bring a wish to the stage
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Will Allegra ('05) joins WFU students to discuss his career in the industry
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The 90-minute play is jam-packed with 57 glimpses into our modern world
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The initiative connects campus and community partners
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Behind the scenes of a terrifying tradition
Student artist interview
A discussion in partnership with Department of Theatre and Dance’s Production of Caryl Churchill’s "Love & Information"
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icarus Quartet performs new works by Higdon, Bresnick and Cuong
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The international poet and translator performs for the Dillon Johnston Writers Reading series
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The Dillon Johnston Writers Reading series opens with Steven Dunn and Drew Shamir
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Collaboration with NC Black Repertory Theatre, Luce Foundation and School of Divinity
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artist talk by Mary Mattingly
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From Lilting Banshees to Disney to D&D podcast, Caldwell Tanner (’09) builds a successful and roll-of-the-dice comedy career
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An evening of performance, food and culture
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Wake Forest Magazine invited five professional photographers who are alumni to return for 48 hours. They zoomed in on the Wake Forest they want you to see.
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An art professor found inspiration in a vast expanse of asphalt when he slowed down to appreciate and film a single tree.
Essay by Joel Tauber
icarus Quartet's world premieres
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Mary Wayne-Thomas and Sadie MacDonald ('26)
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Art alumna Mattos Paschal ‘14 shares her story in the world of art sales
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Opening Night Screening
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“The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940” pulls off humor and suspense
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President Wente walks and talks with Nina Lucas, Professor of Dance
Critical and Creative Media Masterclass Series
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Indigenous Peoples Day Film Screening
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and Q&A with actor Anshuman Jha
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Anthropology Prof. Andrew Gurstelle and URECA Scholar Annelise Witcher (’26) on photogrammetry and accessibility
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street photography by Evan Harris ('26)
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A preview of the semester
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Leadership, Equity, and Education Speaker Series
More about Dr. Donovan Livingston and the series
More about Will Allegra ('05)
The private collection celebrates modern American art
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The Lilting Banshees deliver in their first performance this Fall
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A panel discussion with artists and scholars
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Faculty and Guest Artist Concert with Jacqui Carrasco and Marco Sartor
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Internationally renowned performance artist
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Dance and Biomechanics course
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A collaborative, creative data visualization project
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Grant funds two plays featured at International Black Theatre Festival
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Eating Chick-Fil-A under the Christian Marclay
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Titus brought his love of art history to the classroom where he taught generations of students over 32 years.
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A Q&A With Wake Forest Researchers Christina Hugenschmidt, PhD, and Christina Soriano
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exhibition and artist talk in Venice
more about "our wife"
Tour of the Southeast USA
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Wake Forest University is one of the few American institution of higher education to establish a collection of student-acquired art.
Read about the Collection on Hyperallergic
More about Mary Wayne-Thomas
More about Brantly Bright Shapiro
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Half of them are arts students
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For its fifth edition, The Magnolia explores the music community at Wake Forest and in the broader Winston-Salem area
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Wake Forest partners with Speas Elementary for innovative program
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WFU music students compete for cash prizes
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Students continue Wake's 60-year tradition
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The University is well-represented at this year’s RiverRun International Film Festival
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Hundreds of students showcased their talent
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Sule James is guiding his students toward a deeper understanding of humanity through art.
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Urinetown is a wickedly funny, fast-paced, surprisingly intelligent musical satire
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The acclaimed production from Wake Forest’s theater department transported viewers to another period
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Luthier Garrett Lee works with physics and music students
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Wake Forest University Press is proud to reissue both titles
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Songs commemorating the Holocaust
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Sona Tatoyan's ('00) discovery of 100-year-old shadow puppets in a "magic box" in a war zone inspires hope and healing.
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Panel and Film Screening
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Documentary captures a pivotal moment in Winston-Salem’s ongoing housing crisis
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‘Behind These Prison Walls’ author’s work was on display at Scales Fine Arts Center
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Professor Amy Catanzano discusses her groundbreaking work across multiple disciplines
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Exhibition combines literature, music and performance
WFU leading the way in art gallery accessibility
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Patel is an art and economics major
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a multimedia theatrical experience by Sona Tatoyan ('00)
Azad: the rabbit and the wolf
How Wake Forest is Collaborating to Reimagine Cultural Preservation
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Alumna and gallery director on the international stage
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Dr. Lisa Sponcler Norman (’93), surgical pathologist and mom of four, reignited a childhood passion as a way to give back.
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Celebrating 60 years of Wake Forest University student-acquired contemporary art
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The concert will feature internationally renowned British pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason
Beza Zelalem (‘26) shares her experience participating in the fashion show, which highlighted African diasporic groups
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WFU Press is the premier publisher of Irish poetry in North America.
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A Conversation with Yan Cheng (‘19) and Caroline Perkins (‘16)
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Art professor explains the cultural landscape caught on camera
Inaugural Maya Angelou Artist-in-Residence
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Enzo Menghini ('25) on finding his artistic voice
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Wake Forest welcomed Debbie Allen to campus this week to receive the inaugural Maya Angelou Artist-in-Residence Award
The play gives a topical testimony to a uniquely American story
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Asian philosophical wisdom blossoms in Chinese dance and operas
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Documentaries about humans and the environment
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Orchestra concert, guest artist, workshop
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Performance, lecture, and workshop
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For Carrie Buse (’89), a career at Mattel has been “Kenough,” providing a path from copywriting to design and innovation.
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Based on the award-winning memoir by Lynda Blackmon Lowery
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Dublin Guitar Quartet is the first classical guitar quartet entirely devoted to new music
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“Paving the Way” is an interdisciplinary concept designed to magnify underrepresented composers and musicians
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panelists discussed social relevance, artistic merit, and other issues
The research behind making Wake Forest’s new musical as impactful as possible
Professor recognized for "fostering passion, creativity and discipline in the next generation of piano artists.”
2nd Annual Gathering
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WFU theatre’s fall show steps into the intriguing world of Agatha Christie
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Opening night event
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The Dillon Johnston Writers Reading Series brings four poets and performers to campus
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Performance & poetry reading
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featuring Jason Moran and The Bandwagon
Aaron Hardwick explains how video games are creating a new generation of classical music fans
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The University joins more than 200 cultural institutions around the globe on Bloomberg Connects app
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Artist in residence in Hanes Art Gallery
9th Wonder teaches courses at Wake Forest University
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Artist in residence at Hanes Gallery
With persistence and innovation, materials scientist Laura Ware Adlington (’10) delved past what meets the eye at Canterbury Cathedral to solve a mystery and make history.
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Take a journey with WFU Chamber Choir to see the sights and sounds of southern Spain and Portugal
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Middle to high-school-aged kids from the Piedmont Triad perform
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The Class of '23 is off to change the world
J. D. Wilson (’69, P ’01) is a living legend at Wake Forest and in the arts community of Winston-Salem
Photos from the 2023 Student-Choreographed Dance Concert
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More about David Finn
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Caitlin Berry (’09) makes public access and community conversations a focal point as director of the new Rubell Museum DC.
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J.D. Wilson (’69, P ’01) receives the Distinguished Alumni Award
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The play addresses the One-Child Policy
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A surprise performance with a legend.
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Every three years, students travel to New York to buy contemporary art. But what happens to it when it gets here?
The organization is partnering with stArt gallery to display their sustainably made collection
Emmy award-winning director and producer is inaugural recipient
WFU's First Student-Organized Arts Festival
Playwright Lauren Gunderson attends Wake Forest’s acclaimed production of her work, ‘Silent Sky’
A peek at WFU Theatre's fantastic production
Georgia Kathryn Duncan ('25) discusses her quarantine hobby
Egyptian stage designer Héba Elkomy's work selected
Highlights from Black Student Alliance’s Celebration of Black Arts
“Undesign the Redline” is a national exhibit exploring the history of racism and inequality.
The senior’s artwork is on display at the stArt gallery
Photographer Kate T. Parker (’98) couldn’t be stopped in creating a career that led to best-selling books about the power of letting girls and boys be themselves.
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Students perform the works of Florence Price at a recent concert
The play was among six winning plays to be featured in Barter Theatre’s College Playwrights Festival
The production tells the story of sisters who dream of moving to Moscow to pursue a more meaningful life.
Gretchen Castelloe ('23) is helping develop the university’s first interdisciplinary arts festival
catching up with alumni at stArt Gallery
Cameron Michles ('23) researches how theaters can include audiences with sensory issues
Workshop with Kimberly Pierce Cartwright
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Hauser ('23) was named as a Rhodes Scholar recipient
Hopi artist, poet, and educator joins colleagues
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Guilty by Association (GBA) is dedicated to raising visibility for underrepresented artists
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Documentary film screening
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“Art” Photographs of Japan in an “Ethnographic” Archive
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Lecture by Kelema Lee Moses
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Musicians and audience perform a graphic score
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Michael Schur, writer/producer of “The Good Place” and “Parks and Recreation,” visits Wake Forest
Elevating women composers
The newly-founded club pays weekly visits to a local assisted-living facility
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From precise botanical illustrations to surprising QR codes, artist Meredith Mulhearn (’01) stays rooted in the natural world.
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Art supplies for students
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Artist Protection Fund filmmaker from Yemen
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Integrating arts into medical school education
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Students provide musical therapy to local residents diagnosed with dementia
a 72-year-old redneck lesbian who loves Jesus
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"Finding Holy Ground" plays are collaboration among School of Divinity, NC Black Rep and Wake the Arts
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hosted by Asian Student Interest Association
Mexican folk music performances
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Gellar-Goad receives largest-ever federal grant earned by a WFU humanities professor & award from Women’s Classical Caucus
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Students share favorite works from the WFU Art Collections
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Wake Forest University Press has published Michael Longley’s poetry in the United States since 1981.
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Perkins was appointed by President Biden to the National Museum and Library Services Board
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Commission: portraits of underrepresented figures in STEM fields
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The Japanese art of mending broken ceramics with liquid gold
An Evening of Dance and Music
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exhibition highlights how international Chinese students navigate between invisibility and hypervisibility
Iyana Trotman ('24) shares her URECA-funded research
Berry was appointed to be the inaugural director of forthcoming complex in Washington, DC
Read about Caitlin Berry (’09)
Productions at WFU are being held at the Scales Fine Arts Center in the Tedford Mainstage Theatre
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Grammy Award-winning producer, DJ, lecturer, and Winston-Salem native
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WFU Symphony Orchestra's new director loves the diversity of video games
Read about Aaron J. Hardwick
See performances from the inaugural Spring Tour
See the Virtual Booklet
WFU Students Follow Ancient Pilgrimage Route Across Scotland
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To mark the 10th anniversary of the discovery of the Higgs boson, the poet Amy Catanzano celebrates the Higgs in verse
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Study abroad enhancement to experience local music, dance, poetry and art
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Read about Lynn Book
Read about David Hagy
Hitting the ground running
Learn about a few of our graduating seniors
Student-Choreographed Dance Concert: Spring 2022
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student performers share their reflections about the arts during a time when the pandemic prevented them from performing
A guided tour from our Art students
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Spring '22 edition of WFU's literary magazine
Poetry and Storytelling in Scenes of Crisis
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Hands-on learning for a large-scale musical based on NYC industry practices
Once-a-semester arts and culture magazine
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Year End Reception
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The Experience of Minorities in the U.S. through Art
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A visit from Sandy Heller and a special award for J.D. Wilson
Jay Buchanan ('17) guides us through the exhibition
Musical receives rave review
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An Artist Conversation with Cornelio Campos
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The Bimoo Chinese Theatre Group stages Mandarin theatre
an online portal of experimental projects and research at the intersection of arts, culture, change
More about Lynn Book's Swim
griot from Gambia
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music, dance, and hands-on experience
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Poetry and performance
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Grappling with expectations of the art made by women of color
Yo Yo Ma on Art, Life and Happiness
A brand new Wake Forest digital photography class displays their work in local art gallery
Wake Forest’s premier art collection gets a new name and lots of love
Art as a mirror
Alumni share in the applause.
Claire Chase & Levy Lorenzo
An Evening of Works by Pauline Oliveros and others
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U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo performs on campus
Artworks in diverse media by Black creators
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Filmmaker and Wake Forest faculty member Christopher Zaluski (MFA ’13) documents the making of a holy fresco, an ancient technique with a modern message to see the invisible among us.
Exploring aesthetic opposites
Funds to commission two original plays to be presented at the 2024 National Black Theatre Festival
Artist Protection Fund Fellow in Residence
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Workshop addressing bias in policing
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humanities, visual arts, and performing arts
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Selinna Tran ('23) uses art to approach life and emotions
Meet PSDA Scholar Gretchen Castelloe ('23)
Accessibility and art
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A talk by artist Saba Taj
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Chris Cates ('22) on theatre, queerness, and his journey at Wake
Meet PSDA Scholar Yaser Salamah ('22)
The chemistry of art conservation
Divinity Dean Walton works with music, storytelling, theatre
Getting back into the swing of things with music professor Elizabeth Pacheco Rose
Classical literature, modern folk music, and enduring questions love and grief
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Every piece in the collection expresses some sort of timely take on current politics or social issues
Copley, Katz and the Science of Painting Conservation
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IdeasCityWS Festival marks year of creative collaborations
Neurodiverse theatre, prison abolition, and fantasy film scores
Check out Virtual Exhibitions from the WFU Art Collections
New startup helps children from 8 to 18 become more software savvy
Meet Dr. Elizabeth Clendinning
And that’s just her day job
Alums and faculty create summer magic together
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Professor emerita and author of a book on Winston-Salem’s architectural history sees the city in a new light in retirement
Wake Forest offers avenues to discover and engage with creative endeavors
Music Carolina
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Gospel Choir performance during the 2021 Easter Service
WFU Music and Dance to headline Summerfest
2021 Arts Grads excel across disciplines
Two Arts students selected among 10 Fellows
Choral Music of Bach & Beethoven
The Philomathesian team's community art project
Virtual performances on campus have allowed for live entertainment for students
Two alumni create a literary zine for nudging ideas into action, including their own.
Momentum for the Interdisciplinary Arts Center
How will we fall?
Partners in Performance Virtual Choir Collaboration
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choral collaboration about racial justice
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Choral Collaboration for Justice
Minor Variation and Demon Divas performed for students at two separate concerts this week
Musician, teacher, neuroscientist
Reveal the works and hear students talk about the new acquisitions
A new generation selects contemporary art
See the 2021 artwork
Community Ballet brings together students, community, faculty
44th Annual Awards
See them perform
presented by Wayward Fashion
Studio Art Major. Theatre, History, & Creative Writing minors
New award celebrates Pro Humanitate
Partners in Performance Dance and Video Installation
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Leading with song
Music to get through tough times
Theatre & Dance Department course enhancement
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Young Art alums reconnect and share advice
Dept. of History and East Asian Languages and Culture course enhancement
More about “Peony Dreams”
WFU students take Hackathon First Prize
2021 Archive
Creative translation from artist to artist
See the Game
Shakespeare Reimagined
Be Amazed
Department of Theatre & Dance Course Enhancement
More about Tiffany Waddell Tate
Applying collaboration learned as a theater student
Flute virtuoso Kathryn Levy takes the stage
Virtual Concert
Daily insights compiled by Chris Cates ('21)
Artist Talk by Willie Cole
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Wake Forest’s talent shows out in the fantastic forms of music and writing
Leigh Ann Hallberg and Paul Bright dig in and create during quarantine
Department of Theatre & Dance course enhancement and public performance
Department of Theatre & Dance Course Enhancement and Public Talk
More about "Oslo"
Honoring Henrietta Lacks
Wake Student Singers Perform In Symphony Valentine’s Day Production
Theatre students simulate therapy situations
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Singer-songwriter Mark Sucoloski ('22)
Wake Forest might lead the ACC in budding artists
Jalen Johnson's two passions
Department of Spanish and Italian Course Enhancement
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A socially-distanced greeting from the choir
Students create public art in response to extraordinary times
DIY in Pro Humanitate style
Music Department Course Enhancement
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WFU Theatre and NC Black Rep
See the show
The Curse of Thyme
Virtual walkthrough experience
Student and artist, under the alias Maria Salviadore, sat down to discuss their artistic perspective
WFU professor’s film on his 40-day pilgrimage along the U.S.-Mexico border
Arts & Athletics
Audio productions launch Wake Forest Theatre’s fall season
Facilities skill on display in performance of a lifetime
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A virtual collaboration between Wake artists and poets
See what they created
Hanes Gallery and Slavery Race and Memory Project host panel discussion
Cultural Performance
More about "The Search for Wachovia"
Student video art
See the Virtual Exhibition
Black Portraiture from the Cochran Collection
Wake Foresters return to campus Fall 2020
See the Arts in action
Anna Hustrulid Jarrell (’05) paints portraits for COVID-19 relief
Expression fuels remote students
Students dig deep and take a stand
When dance goes digital
Arts enliven a new generation
Drumming class finds a new rhythm
Modern music class bridges generations
Collage before, after, and including Motherwell
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Traditional Balinese performance goes virtual
Wake Forest students head to Florida to photograph birds
43rd Annual Giles-Harris Music Competitions
Beijing Opera comes to Wake Forest
An alumna shares her fresh perspectives after touring museums in her adopted home city abroad with new Deacon friends.
Why does Beethoven's music matter today? Ask Wake Forest music professor David Levy.
WFU Theatre's Production of "Ever In The Glades"
Wake Forest sophomore named Brooke Owens Fellow
An interview with Monet Beatty ('20)
“It allowed me to stumble into something that I fell in love with”
Exhibition at Wake Forest highlights Robert Motherwell’s forays in collage
How Allison Orr (’93) worked her magic to win over a host of skeptical carpenters, custodians and landscapers to put on a show.
How Alex Acquavella (’03) plans to bring the arts more to the forefront at Wake Forest.
‘You know they’re there, … but you don’t realize how much goes into it day by day’
Director of Photography Ken Bennett shares a few favorite photographs that serve as defining images of the movement, spirit and multifaceted creativity abounding in the fine arts scene at Wake Forest.
Hillary Heard Baack (’02) thrives in film and on stage with an outsider’s acute observing of human nature and stories.
The moment they knew they wanted a life in the Arts
Jeannette Sorrell (’86) made her way from modest beginnings to the stage of Carnegie Hall as a pioneering female conductor who lets nothing stop her.
Bri Butler (’14) dazzles on the Broadway stage in STOMP.
Christina Soriano aims to give every student access to a transformative experience.
Dreams need power tools, says a Wake Forest alumna who is an award-winning playwright.
Composer Dan Locklair found magic in music.
Brianna Casini ('19) on creativity and process
Joel Tauber's pilgrimage along the U.S.-Mexico border
Riley Phillips ('21) at Vancouver Fashion Week
Our True Day Begun Soon Come Qu’ahttet
A Performance on Hearn Plaza Starring WFU Facilities Staff
Alumni reflect on can-do experiences as art entrepreneurs at the student gallery.
Meagan Hooper ('03)
Kelly FitzGerald (’17) pivots from handing out Oscars and working in film to competing in a difficult Argentine dance
Video art on the streets
Sean Wilkinson (’15) had an unexpected chance to join Wake Forest students at La Biennale in Venice, Italy
Tibetan Monks create a sand mandala in Hanes Gallery
Curt Beech ('94) creates the look of 'BlacKkKlansman,' other films, TV shows
Read about Curt Beech '94
Forty-foot art project celebrates diversity
Xiaoying Yu represents Chinese dance
Lift-off with Donovan Livingston
Art alumna shares her career journey to the Atlanta Hawks
Christian Sedelmyer ('07) hits all the right notes in his blossoming music career.
The Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art
Conservation photographer Carlton Ward Jr. (’98) defends a side of Florida few know
Zack Chan photographs diversity on campus
Aaron Fallon (’00) Behind The Camera
World-renowned theatre artist Ping Chong puts on a show with Wake Forest students
Wake Forest's University Theatre takes front and center
The only university art collection in the country selected by students
Wake Forest students get hands-on with a 150-year-old photographic process
Senior Sarah Fine's theater piece about inclusion and rejection, featuring a cast of actors of varying abilities
Sparking a movement to nurture writers and cultivate readers in her hometown
An inside look at the Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art
Twenty-five years after falling in love with theatre at Wake Forest, he returns to honor venerable professor Harold Tedford
Art changed her personal history — and Wake Forest's
Jenny Moore ('95) left the frenetic New York art scene to oversee an extraordinary museum in the middle of nowhere.
Kate Lambert (’03) TV Pilot
Taking on roles has taken on new meaning for a group of theatre students helping to train counseling students.
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Jan Detter's creative spirit shines from the community to the classroom
Two clever computer junkies turn classic film into award-winning Web broadcast
Compelling stories and a sense of social responsibility drive the new Documentary Film Program
