Location: Music Building Room 101 (MUB 101)Join us for "Celebrando Amistad: GRAMMY® Celebration" concert, presented by Jim & Sharon Theriac. This exciting event is led by multi-GRAMMY award-winner and UF Music Business & Entrepreneurship professor, Dr. José Valentino Ruiz. This unforgettable concert will showcase performances by College of the Arts leadership, UF School of Music faculty […]
Art, Nationalism and Power: Gazbia Sirry and Egyptian Modernists in Gamal Abdel Nasser's Revolutionary EgyptDr. Chika Okeke-AguluRobert Schirmer Professor of Art and Archaeology and African American Studies, Princeton University
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: Color, Catholicism, and the Continuance of Maya Religiosity in Sixteenth-Century YucatánDr. Amara SolariProfessor of Art History and Anthropology, Penn State University In the middle of the sixteenth century, Franciscan friars launched a massive evangelical campaign that attempted to convert the Yucatán Peninsula’s Maya population to orthodox Catholicism. […]
The Undergraduate Research Symposium on November 13th, 2024 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom is a chance for students to present their research. All research areas are accepted, and this is a great opportunity for students to present their summer work, such as research done at an REU, abroad, […]
MusicGNV, Pulp Arts, and UF's Center for Arts, Migration, and Entrepreneurship will host an evening of music and dialogue with No-No Boy at Heartwood Soundstage on November 13 at 7:00 p.m.No-No Boy is the musical project of Dr. Julian Saporiti, who explores Asian American histories through sound, songwriting and discussion. His music is pure poetic […]
An Incomplete Collection of Impossible Projects Gary R. Libby University Gallery, University Galleries, The University of Florida An Incomplete Collection of Impossible Projects is the result of a course delivered by artist Eduardo Abaroa to a diverse group of UF students (María del Pilar Arrieta, Taylor Baxley, Ellery Burgess, Salenka Chinchin, Tomas Curcio, Valentina Galván, Rachel […]
African Fashion in ConversationExplore culturally innovative and socially significant trends in fashion inspired by the current exhibition Ghanaian Fashion (curated by Richards). This conversation about African fashion begins with Ghana and casts a broader view including diaspora fashion in the United States.Dr. Victoria RovineProfessor of African Art History and Director of Carolina Public Humanities, UNC […]
Afrofuturism Week will be held at various locations on and off campusJoin us for Afrofuturism Week 2025! This fifteen-day series will celebrate Black diasporic culture, history and alternate futures through art, film, music, fashion, and dialogue. Our theme for 2025 is 'Furious Joy,' inspired by Alice Walker’s book, Hard Times Require Furious Dancing. Brought to you […]
Join us Friday, January 17, 2025, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for the first opening reception of the spring semester at 4Most Gallery. Exhibition Title: "Where I Go, The Mountain Goes" Artist: Elmira Yousefi, 3rd year MFA in Art (Printmaking) Candidate Artist Statement: "'Where I Go, the Mountain Goes' represents my relationship with the mountains […]
Join us Tuesday, January 21st at 7:30 PM at UF Phillips Center for Cirque Kalabanté: A West African based performance featuring gravity-defying acrobatics and jaw-dropping displays of contortion and strength. Tickets available at UF Performing Arts Box Office: 352-392-2787 Price Range | $25-45 UF Students | $12 A part of Afrofuturism Week 2025, a fifteen-day series […]