In recognition of women around the world, the University of Massachusetts is hosting an exhibit featuring a lecture series and an art gallery.
In recognition of women around the world, the University of Massachusetts is hosting an exhibit featuring a lecture series and an art gallery.
Tags: 2012 Art of Conflict Transformation Event Series, art, Conflict, Latin America
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UMass associate professor Nick McBride lectured last night about the importance between the connection of art and intellectualism in culture.
Tags: art, lecture, Nick McBride
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Nick O’Malley has grown up with video games and watched them evolve as a major part of pop culture, up there with movies, TV and books. But will people ever look at video games as an art form like the others?
Tags: art, Roger Ebert, University of Florida, Video Games, Wabash College
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Animal Collective has released eight full length albums, four EPs and two live collections. If you don’t know about them by now – well, you should probably know about them by now – but for those of you who aren’t familiar with those shape-shifting experimental musicians from Baltimore, you’re about to have a great chance to get acquainted.
Tags: animal collective, art, hampshire college, Music, sundance film festival, visual album
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From November 16 through November 24, Pamela Chatterton-Purdy’s Icons of The Civil Rights Movement exhibit was featured in the Student Union Art Gallery. Chatterton-Purdy, a University of Massachusetts M.F.A. 1966 alum, spoke about her exhibit on Tuesday at 12 p.m. in the art gallery.
Tags: art, civil rights, student union
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The Everywoman’s Center and the Women of Color Leadership Network will be presenting the film, “Who Does She Think She Is?” tonight at 7 p.m. in the Augusta Savage Gallery in the New Africa House. This event is free to everyone, and the location is also wheelchair accessible.
Tags: art, documentary, Movies
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