FOUR NEW EVENTS ADDED
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for Spring 2012

March 30 - Adam Moser
April 2 - Rana Husseini
April 18 - Trivia Contest
April 19 - EveryPeople Workshop
PLUS! Still to come: April 26 - TAPIT/Take Care
Go here for details.


UWMC
Lecture & Fine Arts Series
2011-2012

SEPT 21-25
TOO MUCH LIGHT
Makes the Baby Go Blind

OCT 3
Minnesota Graduate Art Student
Lecture & Exhibit


NOV 2
Bounsang Khamkeo "I, Little Slave"
Book Talk and Presentation

NOV 3
POETRY Reading
with Abraham Smith

NOV 17
Patricia Johanson
"Art That Heals the Earth"

DEC 1
"Everypeople"

FEB 6-24

UW-Madison Graduate Art Student
Lecture & Exhibit

MAR 9
"Bend it like...Ballroom!"

APR 26
TAPIT / New Works Theatre

The Lecture & Fine Arts series at UWMC brings educational, culturally-enriching, high-quality, fine arts programs to UWMC students and the UWMC community throughout the year. The series features events that are unique, diverse, and often challenging in scope, encouraging audiences to stretch in their understanding and reflect on the concept of a fine arts experience. Besides the events themselves, the series often provides workshops, residencies, and special in-class guest lectures given by the artists; many of these are open to the public. Plus, the L&FA series offers outreach opportunities to community partners, through such offerings as K-12 collaborations and service learning connections between the campus and local organizations and agencies, creating opportunities for meaningful links that the arts are ideally positioned to provide. The events are either free or under $8 in ticket price, making them the best arts deal around!
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It is an abstract movable painting project created by Justin Huebner. All background artwork on this L&FA subsite was created by Justin.
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