This is event is presented by Out of the Studio, a newly created series by the flute studios of Lisa Cella and Lori Kesner. Out of the Studio is centered on pedagogical issues of performance and style and the work of young rising stars in the flute world. In the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic eras, …
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The Department of American Studies and Maryland Traditions present a talk by Rosy Simas, who is of Haudenosaunee, Seneca, Heron clan. Culture, history, and identity stored in her body are the underpinning of all of her work as a dance artist, administrator, and advocate. Her choreography investigates how culture, history and identity are stored in …
The Department of American Studies and Maryland Traditions present a talk by Christopher K. Morgan, who brings over 20 years of international experience and high artistic acclaim to his leadership roles as Artistic & Executive Director of CKM&A, as Director of the Dance Omi International Dance Collective, and as the newly appointed Executive Artistic Director …
OCA Mocha presents Planet or Plastic and Buy Now, Pay Later, exhibitions of works by UMBC students Kenzie Gilbert and Cristina Calderón that explore the harmful effects of single-use plastics on the environment and features. A closing reception will be held on Friday, February 28 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., featuring live music by DANEXATORT. …
With regret, this event has been canceled. All on-campus events at UMBC between March 12 through April 6 are also canceled due to COVID-19 health and wellness precautions implemented by the university. Please check back for updates regarding events scheduled beyond April 6. The Department of Music presents euphonium soloist Jermaine Fryer ’17, music, in a …
Tickets to the Zoo: A Live Recording Session with Jermaine Fryer, Euphonium CANCELED Read More »
We regret that this event has been canceled. Stacy Wolf (Princeton University) will discuss her book Beyond Broadway: The Pleasure and Promise of Musical Theatre in America. The idea of American musical theatre conjures up images of bright lights and big city, but its lifeblood is found in local and amateur productions. Wolf considers the widespread …
Guenet Abraham, associate professor of graphic design, will share her experiences teaching and researching in Ethiopia, where she spent two years as a Fulbright Scholar at Addis Ababa University’s Alle School of Fine Arts and Design. She will discuss an on-going, site-specific creative project she initiated, as well as other collaborative projects with the University, the …
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Tango, samba, mambo, olé! Let the passion and energy of this music capture your heart and move your soul! Maryland Winds performs works by Turina, Ginastera, and Márquez, featuring trumpet soloist Christian Hinkle. Maryland Winds is a new ensemble of professional musicians in the greater Baltimore–Washington, D.C. area who are current or past performers with major …
With regret, this event has been canceled. All on-campus events at UMBC between March 12 through April 6 are also canceled due to COVID-19 health and wellness precautions implemented by the university. All tickets purchased in advance have been refunded. Please check back for updates regarding events scheduled beyond April 6. The UMBC Collegium Musicum, together …
Agony and Ecstasy: 17th-Century Expressions of Devotion CANCELED Read More »
Images and the Fight for Women’s Voting Rights in the U.S. Allison K. Lange, assistant professor of history, Wentworth Institute of Technology For as long as women have battled for equitable political representation in America, those battles have been defined by images—whether illustrations, engravings, photographs, or colorful chromolithograph posters. Some of these pictures have been …
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