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Browse Arts and Humanities stories - September, 2009
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | DecUANews | On Saturday, the UA Poetry Center will host the Bilingual Corrido Contest for high school students during its Education Field Day.
UANews | The UA Museum of Art is inviting members of the public to meet University faculty artists during an opening reception that will be held Thursday.
UANews | The UA Lesbian Looks film series, now in its 17th year, will have its first screening on Oct. 9.
UANews | The UA will celebrate the freedom to read with several events during Banned Books Week.
UANews | An exhibition currently open at the UA's Special Collections is spotlighting cuneiform writings, and a lecture series that coincides with the exhibit will feature researchers and experts who will speak about ancient works.
UANews | Juan Felipe Herrera, whose recent collection was published by the UA Press, has earned the 2009 PEN/Beyond Margins Award.
UANews | Bill Mackey is trained in the ways of architecture and art, and will be presenting works that explore the links between humans and the environment.
UANews | Four of the six finalists in the ONEBOOKAZ book competition are published by the UA Press.
UANews | The Border Project will be housed at the Arizona State Museum through Nov. 6.
UANews | The UA Poetry Center's fall calendar is full of exhibitions, lectures, workshops and other events that are open to members of the public.
UANews | On Sept. 10, Sylvan Street will offer a day of master classes and improvisational clinics high schoolers and perform that night at Centennial Hall.
UANews | Visual artists and scholars who have studied and worked all over the world will be speaking during the UA School of Art's "Transculturations: Cultural Hybridity in American Art" visiting artist series.