Events

  • FEATURED EVENTS
    A close-up view of a percussion instrument.
    ‘Disaster Divergence’ InterArts Percussion Concert

    May 6 at 8:30 p.m. at the LAAH Courtyard.

    This collaborative performance was inspired by the effects of natural disasters, including hurricanes and the Los Angeles fires. It features music written and performed by Dr. Francisco Perez, who will be joined by Dr. Lynn Vartan, with visual contributions by Tim Weaver, Joel Zika and Hollis Hammonds. The music has elements of artificial intelligence, and AI will be used for real-time generated sign language, designed and implemented by Dr. Wai Tong. The text for the sign language is curated by Marian Eide from the Department of English.

  • FEATURED EVENTS
    Dean Tim McLaughlin dressed in a graduation robe delivering the welcome address at the Fall 2024 PVFA graduation recognition.
    Graduation Recognition Ceremony

    May 7 at 2 p.m. in Geren Auditorum, Langford B.

    Join us in celebrating this semester's graduating class. Open seating. All are welcome. Food/drinks provided.

  • FEATURED EVENTS
    An illustration of a circle, with eight points of a star within it.
    ‘Outside the Circle: Creatively Exploring Grief and Community’

    May 7-9 at the Liberal Arts and Arts and Humanities Courtyard.

    This is the Artists and Scholars in Residence’s Summer Happening. The circle is essential to and emblematic of community and connection across many Native American communities. Taking the circle as an organizing principle, guests are invited to explore what it means to grieve individually and collectively, and how individuals and communities are shaped and reshaped through grief. Through drumming, small-group conversations, herbal tea-drinking and embodied workshops, our invited guests will invite participants to reflect upon, discuss and embody the multifaceted dimensions of grief and grieving. An option for remote/online participation will be available on May 9.

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    A mixed-media piece of art that is a collage of bright images, including a cassette tape, automobile, lipstick, a notebook and a fried egg.
    Faculty Biennial

    This exhibition celebrates creative works by faculty members in the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts.

    View artwork including watercolors, carpentry, photography, paintings, animation, weavings, book bindings, data-driven art and digital installations. 

    Hours: The gallery is closed on Mondays. Open Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.