Associate Professor of Art History Wendy Katz has rediscovered a new poem by Walt Whitman. While researching art criticism in the penny newspapers, as a Smithsonian Senior Fellow in Washington, D.C., she found a poem in the June 23, 1842, issue of the “New Era,” by “W.W.” Continue reading…
William Bolcom will be in residence at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Glenn Korff School of Music late January as the Ariel Bybee Endowed Visiting Professor of Opera. Continue reading…
Students in Associate Professor of Art Sandra Williams’ Color and Composition class this Fall completed a project to recreate works of art in a tactual manner to be displayed at the Nebraska Center for the Education of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired (NCECBVI) in Nebraska City. Continue reading…
Jameson Varpness Leftridge, who received his Master of Music from the Glenn Korff School of Music in May, received Volunteer of the Year honors from the Lincoln Homeless Coalition for his music outreach at Matt Talbot Community Kitchen and Outreach Center. Continue reading…
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Professor and Director of Choral Activities Peter Eklund received the Nebraska Choral Directors Association’s Outstanding Choral Director Award on Nov. 21 during the Nebraska Music Educators Association’s fall conference. Continue reading…
For a full listing of upcoming events, please visit our website at http://arts.unl.edu. Continue reading…
Keith Graham, a second-year Master of Fine Arts student with an emphasis in printmaking in the Department of Art and Art History, has received a Caxton Club Grant for his upcoming book arts project. Continue reading…
We mourn the passing of our dear friend and colleague, Michele Deaton, business manager for the Glenn Korff School of Music, who died on Nov 16. Continue reading…
Just do it!
That simple philosophy is what UNL alum Dawn Schaefer credits to her success. In 1999, Schaefer graduated with her M.F.A. from UNL and has since worked as an art director for CBS. She returned to campus in November for Masters Week. Continue reading…