Events
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FEATURED EVENTS'Ordinary Days’
April 25-27 at 7 p.m. at Black Box Theater, LAAH
The musical by Adam Gwon is Syara Villarreal’s PERF 481 capstone project. It follows four New Yorkers exploring love, loss and self-discovery.FEATURED EVENTSCreative AI Artist Talk Series: Dr. Eunsu KangThe Institute for Applied Creativity (IAC) hosts an online talk with Dr. Eunsu Kang, visiting professor, art and machine learning, at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Register at tx.ag/KJ6VEAv. Zoom details for the event will be sent after registration.FEATURED EVENTSInteraction/XR/Igloo Demo DayMay 1 from 3 to 5 p.m. in Langford C, VIRL (206B) and Igloo Studio (400A)
Faculty and students in the Visualization program will showcase interactive, VR, AR and 360 projects from their courses and research. Participants will experience interactive works utilizing cutting-edge technology.FEATURED EVENTSStudent Ensembles at First FridayMay 3 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Grand Stafford Theater, 106 S. Main St., Downtown Bryan.
Musical performances by students including the Brazilian Carnival Ensemble, the Chamber Music ensembles, and pop/rock/jazz ensemble Rare Couch. Stay for karaoke at 9 p.m.FEATURED EVENTSSteelband at First FridayMay 3 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Main St. and 28th St., Downtown Bryan.
Come hear the high-energy set of TAMU's only steelpan ensemble. New pieces include arrangements of "Cantina Band" from “Star Wars” and "Misteen Ocean" from “Kirby Star Allies,” along with traditional Caribbean calypsos and steelband classics.FEATURED EVENTSViz-a-GoGo 31Exhibit May 2-4 at Rudder Exhibit Hall; research symposium May 4 at Rudder Forum; screening May 4 at 7 p.m. at Rudder Theatre.
Viz-a-GoGo 31 website
See the best work created by Visualization students this semester with the annual exhibit, symposium and screening.FEATURED EVENTS‘Journey to Hope’May 4 at 8 p.m. at LAAH Courtyard (meet at LAAH Black Box). Free admission. Reserve free tickets at tx.ag/qmF8Xjv.
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“Journey to Hope” explores the journey over the rough seas, a trip that many refugees take in hopes of finding a better life for themselves and their families. This evening-length work, choreographed by Texas A&M professors Carisa Armstrong and Christine Bergeron, incorporates stories of immigrants in the United States through photography, individual stories, audience interaction, a large set design and original composition by composer Richard Hall.