Events
Calendar of Events
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2 events,
Curtis Gannon, ‘Promises of Paper and Paste’ Exhibition
Gannon’s solo exhibition features paintings, collage and felt works that reference the visual vocabulary of comics through vibrant color, bold lines and hard-edge shapes.
Free
Dmitri Koustov, ‘Points of View’
“Points of View” will feature new paintings by Dmitri Koustov, senior lecturer in the Visualization program, at the Arts Center of Brazos Valley in College Station. |
3 events,
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Ever wanted to try writing a play? In this session we will go through basic character and worldbuilding exercises to get you on your way. No experience necessary. |
5 events,
TIME Fest (Texas InterMedia Experience Festival)
Nov. 5 from 3 to 8 p.m. and Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Igloo Studio; Nov. 6 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Nov. 7 from noon to 8:30 p.m. at the Queen Theatre, 110 S. Main St. in Downtown Bryan.Presented by the Institute for Applied Creativity, the inaugural TIME […]
Free
‘Reality Check’
This performance is a devised show led by students in the Theatre program. “Reality Check” explores the ways music and technology shape how we connect with ourselves and each other.
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Hosted by the Music Performance program, the Texas A&M Trombone Choir and Horn Choir will perform a joint concert at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church. |
7 events,
Students can receive feedback from industry professionals via Discord to strengthen their portfolio websites and gain valuable insights into professional practice.
Free
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The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts presents this faculty showcase with a jazz piano performance by Alessandro Fadini and a screening of “Reclamation,” a dance film by Diane Cahill Bedford and Carisa Armstrong.Nov. 6 at 6:30 and 8 p.m. at the Kimbell Cultural Event Center, 607 N. Main St. in Bryan.
Experience an evening of original choreography by Master of Fine Arts in Dance students as they embark on their creative journeys toward their capstone projects. |
6 events,
Students can receive feedback from industry professionals via Discord to strengthen their portfolio websites and gain valuable insights into professional practice.
Free
Experience an evening of original choreography by Master of Fine Arts in Dance students as they embark on their creative journeys toward their capstone projects. |
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2 events,
Curtis Gannon, ‘Promises of Paper and Paste’ Exhibition
Dmitri Koustov, ‘Points of View’
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3 events,
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Experience an immersive musical journey through centuries of Japanese tradition with this performance, which brings together the delicate, resonant strings of the koto and shamisen, played by master musician Sumie Kaneko, alongside the soulful, breath-infused melodies of the shakuhachi bamboo flute, performed by renowned Christopher Yohmei Blasdel.
Free
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3 events,
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Natilee Harren, associate professor at the University of Houston, will discuss “The Scores Project," a publication and research repository of audiovisual materials and source documents from avant-garde artists in the mid-20th century who used experimental scores and notations in visual art, music, poetry, theatre and dance. |
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2 events,
Curtis Gannon, ‘Promises of Paper and Paste’ Exhibition
Dmitri Koustov, ‘Points of View’
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3 events,
Maroon Steel performs in the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard.
Free
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3 events, |
4 events,
The third-annual showcase features eight concerts featuring students in the Music program.
Free
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4 events,
The third-annual showcase features eight concerts featuring students in the Music program.
The third-annual showcase features eight concerts with students in the Music program.
Free
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5 events,
Students are invited to come network, learn about campus resources and get a free meal.
Free
This recital showcases percussion students enrolled in MUSC 272 and MUSC 372 in an afternoon of solo performances. The program features works by Bobo, Druckman, Floyd and others, alongside the world premiere of a new vibraphone work by student Luke Pusey.
Free
The Aggieland Percussion Group presents an evening of contemporary chamber music for percussion. The program features works by Akiho, Peacocke, Skidmore, Westlake and others, from intimate mallet chamber works to large, high-energy pieces for the full ensemble.
Free
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2 events,
Curtis Gannon, ‘Promises of Paper and Paste’ Exhibition
Dmitri Koustov, ‘Points of View’
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2 events,
Curtis Gannon, ‘Promises of Paper and Paste’ Exhibition
Dmitri Koustov, ‘Points of View’
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3 events,
Students are invited to come network, learn about campus resources and get a free meal.
Free
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