Theatre notes progress in diversity hiring
The Department of Theatre and Drama has made progress in diversifying its faculty and staff.
The Department of Theatre and Drama has made progress in diversifying its faculty and staff.
Painter Elaine Scheer and two UW-Madison graduate students are among the artists whose works are on display through April 8 as part of the first Brittingham Art Invitational.
A circus master, a Klein Technique expert, music by Pink Floyd and works influenced by Chinese culture are among the artistic highlights interwoven throughout the Dance Program’s fall season.
One of the most elegant and diverse assemblages of Japanese lacquers outside of Japan will be on display at the Elvehjem Museum of Art Sept. 1-Nov. 11.
Noted documentary filmmaker Tony Buba will be the Arts Institute interdisciplinary artist in residence this fall.
One of the unique perquisites of visiting the UW-Madison campus this summer is a series of free carillon concerts.
American decorative arts have taken up digital residence in the Digital Library for the Decorative Arts and Material Culture this week as part of a partnership between the UW-Madison Libraries and the Chipstone Foundation in Milwaukee.
University Summer Theatre opens its season in June with “The Boys from Syracuse.” “Master Harold … and the boys” and “Stop Kiss” are also in the lineup.
The proof is in the pottery. Proof, that is, of why a wood-fired kiln is worth all the smoke and ashes and interminable stoking. Student and faculty artists anxiously awaited that verdict last week as they unloaded their work from a new Japanese-style kiln constructed on Picnic Point.