Imagining America creates democratic spaces to foster and advance publicly engaged scholarship that draws on the arts, design and humanities. As a consortium of 100 colleges, universities, and cultural organizations, Imagining America catalyzes change in campus practices, structures, and policies that enables artists and scholars to thrive and contribute to … Continued
Go. Dog, Go! March 21-March 26, 2017 Based on the popular picture book by P.D. Eastman, this show is full of fanciful frolic and frivolous FUN! Big. Little. Dogs of all sizes! Red. Green. Dogs of all colors! In. Out. Dogs on roller-skates?!? Come see what fun awaits you in … Continued
The USDAC Super PAC is up and running, countering narratives of hate through Participatory Acts of Culture. You’re invited to step up as an ExtraSuperDelegate and to take part! In addition to downloading the Toolkit, you can now watch short videos about each of the nine prototype projects at www.usdac.us/superpac. … Continued
Tuesday and Thursday 11-1:45 Meets Downtown at the Greensboro Project Space http://www.greensboroprojectspace.com/ Course Description: This interdisciplinary course explores the social context for creative experimentation. Through “on the ground” research and experiential learning, students will develop projects that stem from their creative practices and directly engage the city of Greensboro. Students … Continued
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm at Revolution Mill in Greensboro Arts Revolution, where entrepreneurship and art combine, is a celebration of the Triad’s multi-faceted art community. The morning kicks off with business-savvy educational workshops for artists, followed by an afternoon of fun, interactive … Continued
Beginning on April 4th the photovoice component of the Ready for School, Ready for Life Initiative, that is underway in Guilford County, will be displayed. Ready for School, Ready for Life is grounded in the belief that families are key to building a new vision for Guilford County to ensure each child … Continued
The UNCG Office of Intercultural Engagement is partnering with the Center for New North Carolinians, the Latino Community Coalition of Guilford, and the American Friends Service Committee to host “Memory: Disputed Territory,” a photo exhibit by Roderico Y. Díaz commemorating the work of survivors of the Guatemalan Genocide as they … Continued
For many students and staff on UNCG’s campus, “Gatewood” is simply the name of the university’s studio arts building, but that’s about to change. “Maud Gatewood is one of the most significant painters to work in North Carolina in the second half of this past century,” said Dr. Lawrence Jenkens, … Continued
The Weatherspoon’s ‘Conversations on Creativity’ will continue through end of July. Join some of Greensboro’s inspiring creative couples to learn how they jumpstart their creative processes. Each program will provide a unique opportunity to explore the nature of inspiration in the lives of local practicing artists. The Weatherspoon will provide … Continued
Dr. Jan Van Dyke passed away July 3. Her profound impact on the arts in our city and state will endure. The UNCG professor emeritus was honored June 15 in a ceremony dedicating the name of the Jan Van Dyke Performing Arts Space in the Greensboro Cultural Arts Center. She … Continued