Performance and Visual Studies
“Archiving the Past: Women's Film History in France, 1927–1978” was published by the University of California Press earlier this year.
Undergraduate students shared performances as part of their final presentations.
The Adair awards, given by the Department of Student Activities in the Division of Student Affairs, honor exemplary student organizations and advisors.
The Pleasanton native is set to graduate Saturday with a Master of Arts in Performance Studies.
The Taiwan native, who grew up in Katy, is set to graduate Friday with a Bachelor of Arts in Performance and Visual Studies.
This public presentation on the reconstruction of historical textiles and fashion by the Glasscock Center’s Visiting Fellow Dr. Sophie Pitman (UW-Madison) features the opportunity to try Renaissance fabric finishing techniques. The textile researcher will explain what we can learn from incorporating hands-on experimentation into our archival, literary and visual analysis.
The event featured a block-party-style atmosphere on the courtyard of the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities Building.
Kynda Henry grew up with a love of storytelling and hopes to become a filmmaker.
The conference panels were organized by Angenette Spalink, Ph.D. with presentations by Leo Cardoso, Kim Kattari and Cory LaFevers.
