Bollywood film screening and Q&A with actor Anshuman Jha Tuesday, September 24ZSR Auditorium (404), 5pm Join us for a Disney original Bollywood screening of “Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele” (“I am alone, so are you”), where a runaway bride meets a runaway groom at […]
A panel discussion with Adebunmi Gbadebo, Endia Beal, Burt Pinnock and Corey D. B. Walker, Moderated by Rudy Shepherd September 24, 2024 at 5:30pm in Scales 102Reception and exhibition viewing at 6:30pm in Hanes Gallery Organized by Hanes Gallery, University Art Collections, and the Art […]
September 8-13, 2024 Internationally acclaimed performance artist Tim Miller returns for a workshop/performance September 8-13.
AZAD (the rabbit and the wolf)a multimedia theatrical experiencewritten by Sona Tatoyan (’00) in collaboration with Jared Mezzocchi February 1, 20247:30pm, Tedford Stage Those who tell the stories hold the power in this kaleidoscopic, multi-media story-within-a-story-within-a-story blending Armenian and Arabic folklore with Karagöz shadow puppetry. […]
Orchestra concert, guest artist, workshopOctober 26-27, 2023 Paving the Way supported a two-day guest artist residency with award-winning trumpeter Courtney D. Jones (Florida Atlantic University). This was a collaboration with the IAC, WFU Symphony Orchestra and the Research Engagement and Collaboration in African-American […]
Performance, lecture, and workshopOctober 26, 2023 Exploring the Arts of Chinese Dance featured a performative talk delivered by Dr. Melody Yunzi Li, Assistant Professor of Chinese at the University of Houston, who shared the history and practice of Chinese dance forms with new Wake […]
Quilter, folk art painter, writer, entrepreneur, and journalist Kimberley Pierce Cartwright (Durham, NC) shared a lecture on the history of African American quilts and led participants in a workshop to create their own quilting projects. Sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Arts Center, The Center for Research […]
A collaboration with Art and African American Studies, the screening of the film “Black Fire” was followed by a conversation with Kevin Jerome Everson (William R. Kenan Professor of Art, University of Virginia) and Claudrena N. Harold (Edward Stettinus Professor of History, University of Virginia). […]