The UF Symphony Orchestra features the University of Florida School of Music in a variety of ways in their first concert of the spring. UF professor and composer Scott Lee — The Fire Beneath Composer Soomin Kim* — star/ghost/mouth/sea — winner of the 2023 UF Call for Scores by Women Composers UF professor and soloist Hsiang […]
Join us for a community seminar featuring three of the earliest founders of internationally recognized Bharata Natyam dance companies in the U.S. This event will celebrate the artists' journeys as scholars, performers and choreographers, showcasing their achievements as transformative contributors to the arts. Local dance school directors will join in a discussion on the invaluable […]
Join the Center for Arts, Migration and Entrepreneurship as we present The Citizen, the next film screening in our Migration in Film series!The Citizen follows Wilson, who, after losing his entire family to war in Africa and making the perilous journey to Europe as a political refugee, settles for a sedate life as a security […]
Release and Recuperation: Caring for the Colonial in Latin AmericaDr. Dana LeibsohnAlice Pratt Brown Professor of Art, Smith College How do colonial creations circulate in the present? What are the ethics of keeping these works alive, remembered, valued? Focusing on modern practices of worship, conservation and collecting, this talk centers works from colonial Latin America, […]
The Center for Arts, Migration and Entrepreneurship presents Everything, Everywhere, All At Once, followed by guest speakers as part of it’s Migration in Film Series.This absurdist comedy-drama film written and directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert spans the genres and film media, including surreal comedy, science fiction, fantasy, martial arts films, immigrant narratives, and […]
The Center for Arts, Migration and Entrepreneurship welcomes Adia Whitaker, Director of the Àṣẹ Dance Theatre Collective (Brooklyn, NY), for a residency in Gainesville as she develops her dance film project, Following the Road to Ose Tura. Along with leading dance masterclasses in the community and on campus, Adia will host a public discussion on […]
Join us at the CAME Office as we welcome Adia Whitaker, visiting artist with the Àṣẹ Dance Collective (Brooklyn, NY), to discuss the process of developing the dance film project Following the Road to Ose Tura.The Center for Arts, Migration and Entrepreneurship welcomes Adia for a residency in Gainesville as she develops her dance film […]
Exhibition Dates: March 22, 2024 - April 5, 2024Closing Reception: April 5 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ArtistsNoah KelloughBrendhan Garland (Gary R. Libby Focus Gallery)Courtney BoydDustin Adams Dwelling is a multivalent word. It can describe a place. It can describe an action. That place can be a physical structure or a mental construct. That […]
FREE UF STUDENT WORKSHOP - Open to all majorsMind-body meditation practices through Tantric BuddhismSunday, March 24, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Join us for a workshop presented in conjunction with the exhibition Gateway to Himalayan Art at the Harn Museum of Art. Led by Sabine Grunwald, Director of UF Mindfulness, this session explores mind-body meditation practices […]
Join the College of the Arts' 2024 40 Gators Under 40 Honorees for an insightful discussion about creatively and strategically navigating your education as a COTA student. Topic discussions include: graduate and pre-professional school preparation, how to be a professional in your arts vocation, and much more!