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Join UVA Arts for our annual ARTS WELCOME PICNIC!

Join UVA Arts for our annual ARTS WELCOME PICNIC! Head over to Arts Grounds on Sunday, September 8th from 6-8 PM for an evening of music, food, fun, and community! Come out to meet the UVA arts community, learn about arts programs, and grab tons of FREE SWAG!

Some things to look forward to at the Arts picnic include…
⭐️ Performances from Ektaal A Capella, Hoograss, AKAdeMiX Dance Crew, and UVA Marching Band
⭐️ Haiku horoscopes from the Creative Writing program
⭐️ T-shirt giveaways, tote bags, stickers, and more free stuff abound from various UVA departments
⭐️ A free photobooth
⭐️ Kona Ice
⭐️ Did we mention… FREE FOOD?

Many UVA students, faculty, and community members have made the UVA Arts Welcome Picnic an essential part of their year. You won’t wanna miss it — we can’t wait to see you there!! 🎨🎭🎶🎥

@uva @uvamusic @fralinmuseumuva @klugeruhe @wtjuradio @uvadrama @uva_artdepartment @aschool_uva @virginiatheatrefestival @vafilmfest @uvacreaturesfest @ektaalacappella @akademixdance @uvamarchingband @wxtjradio @uvaacts @publicservicepathways @hoograss.uva

Welcome back, Hoos!!! Arts on the Hill is making i

Welcome back, Hoos!!! Arts on the Hill is making its return with JOHN D’EARTH! The first Arts on the Hill will be held on Tuesday, September 17th from 5:30-6:30 PM at Carr’s Hill.

Join us for drinks, snacks, and incredible music. Tickets are FREE by lottery — enter by September 13th! Find out more using the link in our bio 🎺⭐️

@uva @uvamusic @uvastudentcouncil @uvastudentengagement @uvastudentaffairs

Hey hoos, check out this upcoming film event! Alai

Hey hoos, check out this upcoming film event! Alain Gomis, French Senegalese filmmaker, will be visiting UVA from March 25th to March 27th.

As part of his visit, we will screen his film “Félicité”at the Newcomb Theater Tuesday March 26th 6.30 p.m.

The screening is open to all and will be followed by Q&A with the director.

Born in France into a Senegalese and Guinea-Bissauan family, Alain Gomis has made films between Africa and France. His movies follow deeply rooted characters undergoing challenging circumstances. Yet Alain’s movies never fall into stereotyping them.

“Félicité”, set in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, won the Jury Grand Prix award in the main competition at the Berlin International Film festival (2017). It also won the Golden Stallion of Yenenga at the Fespaco in Burkina Faso and was the Senegalese entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards, making the December shortlist.

We hope to see you there!

Arts on the Hill is back with UVA Bluegrass!!! Enj

Arts on the Hill is back with UVA Bluegrass!!! Enjoy a lively musical experience hosted by @presjimryan at Carr's Hill on Wednesday, April 3rd from 5:30-6:30pm (doors at 5pm)!! FREE drinks and snacks!!

Enter the Lottery NOW!! Details (link in bio): https://arts.virginia.edu/artsonthehill

@uva @uvaarts @uvamusic @uvastudentcouncil uvastudentaffairs @uvastudentengagement

Please join us this Friday, Feb 23, for the day-lo

Please join us this Friday, Feb 23, for the day-long symposium on Reading and Visuality, a collaborative symposium organized by Bruce Holsinger, for New Literary History, Jack Chen, for the IHGC, and Christ Noel Robbins, for the Art Department!

Below is the schedule of speakers and topics, as well as readings for each of the speakers.

9:30AM Coffee

10AM Introductions

10:15 “Seeing X Reading” W.J.T. Mitchell, Gaylord Donnelley Distinguished Service Professor of English and Art History, the University of Chicago

11:15 “Reading Authenticity” Sonja Drimmer, Associate Professor of Medieval Art and Architecture, University of Massachusetts Amherst

12:15-1:15 lunch

1:15 “Reading Interiority” Lara Blanchard, Luce Professor of East Asian Art, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

2;15 “Reading Charlottesville” Andrea Douglas, Executive Director, Jefferson School African American Heritage Center, Charlottesville

3:15 “(Un)reading Coloniality” Nicholas Mirzoeff, Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication, New York University

4:15-5:00 Discussion

5:00 reception

We hope to see you there!