We foster the development of professional skills and intellectual growth necessary for the pursuit of creative and scholarly inquiry by extending artistic traditions, while embracing a culture of innovation and change.
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Gates-Abegglen Theatre
10月1日 20:00 - Arts Day
104 Center for Performing Arts
10月10日 9:30
Miami University School of Fine Arts Congratulations Alex Rehn! She won the prestigious William Jefferson Clinton scholarship. Next semester she will be one of ten to study abroad at the American University in Dubai.
Miami University School of Fine Arts On Oct 29 Tom Dutton and John Blake were awarded the inaugural “Partner in Building the Beloved Community” award, given by Over-the-Rhine Community Housing to the Center for Community Engagement in Over-the-Rhine. The award recognizes their extensive involvement in (and impact on) the OTR community. Congratulations Tom, John, and Dept of Architecture!
Miami University School of Fine Arts Ann Taulbee has been asked to serve on the Museums Panel in December for the National Endowment for the Arts. Congrats, Ann!
Miami University School of Fine Arts The Young Sculptors Competition is held every other year and is open to U.S residents from ages 25 to 35 who have previously attained notable recognition for their talent as artists.
Miami University School of Fine Arts
Also in the news...Steven Reineke, a 1993 graduate, just opened his first season as conductor of New York Pops at the Carnegie Hall in New York.
Click here to read the story http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20091
news.cincinnati.com
Steven Reineke, associate conductor of the Cincinnati Pops, will be launching his own series, Pops Remix, today in Music Hall.
Miami University School of Fine Arts
Brett Roeth, a recent MU grad,is quoted in "New Blueprint for Architecture"
Read more here...http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2009/
www.insidehighered.com
Undergraduate programs are being revised to embrace more liberal arts courses and – in some instances -- to ease students’ workloads.
Miami University School of Fine Arts Jeanna Vella, Music alumna and graduate of NYU's Performing Arts Administration program, will be in town for Homecoming. While here she has graciously agreed to share experiences about NYU, applying to and visiting grad schools in arts admin, and about internships. She is currently Marketing and Development Director fo......r KY Shakespeare Festival in Louisville. Hope to see Oct. 23, 5 pm, 109 CPA.
Miami University School of Fine Arts
Which button speaks to you?
These buttons coming to a Button-O-matic near you...
Art faculty Tom Effler designed these.
Miami University School of Fine Arts Entertain yourself with games, photography, reading material and other visual elements at Lindsay Grace's website.
Miami University School of Fine Arts
Robert Frankel and Jami Goldstein are coming to present on "The Art of Funding: Grant Writing for the Arts". (see link for more details)
Robert Frankel, a Miami alumni, has 30 years of professional work as an educator, curator, and administrator. He has organized exhibits for the
work of Nam June Paik, Carrie Mae Weems, ......Robert Henri, Louise Nevelson,
Beatrice Wood and Pablo Picasso, as well as the presentation of works
from the Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest and the Vatican
Library. He
has also developed multiple fundraising and membership campaigns, built
collections, and evolved programming and outreach in each community in
which he has lived and has overseen the construction or renovation of
three museum buildings.
www.units.muohio.edu
Miami University School of Fine Arts
Down in Mississippi explores the heart of the Civil Rights Movement, as three college students - an African-American man, a white woman and a white man - travel to the dangerous world of Mississippi in 1964. Their journey begins at Western College for Women in Oxford, Ohio and takes them from rural Mississippi to the n......ational spotlight. Along the way, they discover that they have to change themselves in order to change the world. Written by Carlyle Brown, this world premiere performance will be directed by Ann Elizabeth Armstrong with musical direction by Tammy L. Kernodle.
http://www.miami.muohio.edu/news/article
October 1-3, 8-10, 8 pm
October 4, 3 pm
For more information about Down in Mississippi and the Freedom Summer conference visit www.muohio.edu/freedomsummer2009
Tickets: 523-3200 or www.muohio.edu/freedomsummer2009
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