With the October 19 release date approaching, music industry websites such as Pitchfork are sharing the excitement for AUX Vol. 2! For more information visit auxfestival.com. Pitchfork link Creative Loafing Atlanta link Tiny Mix Tapes Music Reviews link Consequence of Sound link…
Youth Development in Ukerewe, Tanzania, and Athens, Georgia UGA Public Service and Outreach link to original article Rachel Hagues and Hunter Parker returned to Ukerewe in the summer of 2010 where nearly 100 girls attended the Girls Talk program for…
ICE Studio window installation by Daisy Whelan. Angora, Vanessa, Pomona, Chardonel Icelandic sheep fleece, wool, and mohair Fall 2010
Welcome to a new semester at UGA! If you are new to ICE, please take a few moments to explore the site and learn about some of the current and past projects and events. You may also be interested in…
April 7, 2010 Flagpole Magazine The AUX Festival Turns 4 By Christopher Joshua Benton Heather McIntosh lives in one of those homes marked with a half-address that makes visiting tricky for a newcomer. She has bangs with brown hair that…
ICE is pleased to announce the award of a Project Development Grant to “Sound Imaging: Sonar and Art”. The project is a collaboration between artists and scientists who use sonar to image experimental works of art placed in aquatic environments.…
ICE Project Development Grants Open Call for Proposals Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE) seeks proposals for innovative, interdisciplinary creative projects that have strong potential for additional support from federal, foundation, and specialty funding sources. Applicants may apply for up to…
Communion is a collaborative work uniting technology and the performing arts. Ji Eun Moon is a grduate student in the Doctoral program in music composition and piano performance at UGA. She is looking for other artists that explore or utilize…
November 3, 2009 Flagpole Magazine link to original article George Contini Is on the Fringe: Put It in the Scrapbook dramatizes the career of famed female-impersonator Julian Eltinge with sympathy and depth. By Amy Whisenhunt Fringe might just be theatre’s…