A family friendly program on modern day origami practices.
The performance of the ISU Orchestra will be virtual, because of the Coronavirus.
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Be introduced to these woodblock prints - learn about who made the prints, how they were made, and how the prints transformed from the 1800s to the early 1900s.
Examine a series of objects in the exhibition A New World: 600 BCE - 600 CE to reconstruct more fully the lives of Roman women.
Adrienne Gennett, Associate Curator of Collections and Education, will talk about what it's like to work with the interesting and significant artworks found in the University Museums' diverse collections.
Reception for the newest reACT exhibition that explores body image and how we view our own and other's bodies.
Three faculty members with different perspectives will discuss the iconic work of [i]G Nome Project[/i] by Andrew Leicester.
Practice experimental film techniques and learn how to alter film to create new stories and meanings in this hands-on workshop.
Step back into the ancient world and learn about works of art on exhibition from the permanent collection and what they can tell us about life in centuries past.
Through "Perform the Protest," ISU Theatre will share how art becomes a universal language and allows us to better hear and understand each other. Live outdoor performances and/or virtual performances. Through public speaking, acting, singing, performance and design, the ISU Theatre company will share the power of a person's voice and provide perspectives on the issues and ideas that matter to its cast members.
Through "Perform the Protest," ISU Theatre will share how art becomes a universal language and allows us to better hear and understand each other. Live outdoor performances and/or virtual performances. Through public speaking, acting, singing, performance and design, the ISU Theatre company will share the power of a person's voice and provide perspectives on the issues and ideas that matter to its cast members.
Through "Perform the Protest," ISU Theatre will share how art becomes a universal language and allows us to better hear and understand each other. Live outdoor performances and/or virtual performances. Through public speaking, acting, singing, performance and design, the ISU Theatre company will share the power of a person's voice and provide perspectives on the issues and ideas that matter to its cast members.
Through "Perform the Protest," ISU Theatre will share how art becomes a universal language and allows us to better hear and understand each other. Live outdoor performances and/or virtual performances. Through public speaking, acting, singing, performance and design, the ISU Theatre company will share the power of a person's voice and provide perspectives on the issues and ideas that matter to its cast members.
Explore altered book techniques including collage, cut-outs, and black-out poetry using a range of materials.
