Ukraine musical connections give context to conflict
The music department’s Andrea Bohlman lists resources for those who want to learn more and connect to the region and culture during a time of war.
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Maya Lin: the intersection of art, architecture and the environment
The Frey Visiting Professor, best known for designing Washington’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial, gave a photographic journey of her work, detailing her creative process and inspiration.
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Arts Everywhere Day features group scream, personal postcards
On a day devoted to arts across campus, two events allowed the Carolina community to share pandemic-related emotions and reflections.
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When stories pop off the page
The University Libraries’ collection of fantastically engineered pop-up books grew from a late professor’s fascination.
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Local educators bring Atmospheric Memory into the classroom
Carolina Performing Arts teamed up with two local educators to explore topics presented in the art environment into syllabi across the Triangle.
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Old religions, new rituals
The pandemic has changed ways that some Jews and Christians practice their faith, says a Carolina religious studies expert.
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The universal appeal of ‘A Christmas Carol’
On the 178th anniversary of the publication of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," UNC-Chapel HIll experts on British literature and acting explain the story's enduring appeal.
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Illuminating hidden Carolina voices through performance
“Voices: A Walking Tour” is a site-specific, contemplative walking tour of the Carolina campus after dark to discover hidden voices in the landscape.
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Bringing magic back to PlayMakers
Tomorrow PlayMakers Repertory Company will perform Thornton Wilder’s “The Skin of Our Teeth,” its first live, in-person production in almost two years.
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Creating sound stories
Clara Yang, music department associate professor and head of keyboard studies, elevates the voices of underrepresented Black and female composers on stage and in the classroom.
