Events

Lyrric Jackson Performance and WorkshopThursday, February 5 at 1:15 PMDance Building room 276 Visiting artist Lyrric Jackson will perform an excerpt from The Last Rest Stop Before Jupiter, followed by audience discussion and a mini workshop in breathwork and movement…

Webinar: Expanding Pathways: Crafting Arts in Health CareersTuesday, February 10 at 3 As an a2ru member institution, UGA students, faculty, and staff are eligible for free registration. This webinar will look at the broadening range of arts in health…

Like Art? Hire Artists: The Cultural Infrastructure for Creative CollaborationFriday, November 14 at As an a2ru member institution, UGA students, faculty, and staff are eligible for free registration. This webinar will explore the transformative potential of integrating artists into…

Spotlight on the Arts is the University of Georgia’s annual celebration of the literary, visual and performing arts. Held each November, the monthlong festival highlights the arts and humanities on campus with dozens of events and exhibitions. Schedule:

Arts Collaborative Conversation: Arts Funding TrendsFriday, November 14 at noonLamar Dodd Building Room S360 What is the future of arts funding? Graduate assistants in interdisciplinary arts research present a report about trends in arts funding based on recent data from…

Research Recap: Maddy UnderwoodFriday, October 10 at noonLamar Dodd Building Room S360 Join Arts Collaborative Graduate Assistant Maddy Underwood for a presentation about her summer research in Marblehead, Massachusetts supported by a Willson Center Graduate Research Award. There she investigated…

The Living Forest: A Proposal for Indigenous-Led Conservation and Climate Change MitigationMonday, October 13 Lecture: Tulio Viteri3 PMPark Hall Tulio Viteri, an indigenous leader from the Kichwa community of Sarayaku in the Ecuadorian Amazon, will give a presentation on…

A[]RTS: Artificial intelligence, artistic intelligence & possible futures for the artsThursday, October 9 from 3:35-5 As an a2ru member institution, UGA students, faculty, and staff are eligible for free registration. What might the future of the Arts look like…