Art Beat - WUCF

Art Beat - WUCF

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Art Beat - WUCF episodes

  • 3/4/09 - Emerging Media - FIEA
    Part 2 of a series on the UCF Center for Emerging Media looks at FIEA - the Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy, a graduate program in video game design. Executive Director Ben Noel talks about how the Center benefits Orlando.
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  • 3/2/09 - Center for Emerging Media

    Last fall, the University of Central Florida changed the name of its downtwon facility to the Center for Emerging Media. Provost and UCF Executive Vice President Terry Hickey talks about the plans for the center which houses programs that combine technology and the humanities. The center is at the heart of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer's vision of a Creative Village that would be built on the site of the current Amway arena.

    For arts events, see Red Chair Project

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  • 2/25/09 - Page 15
    Page 15 is a literary arts program that helps Orlando school children with reading and creative writing. The non-profit is always in need of volunteers and donations, especiallyof school supplies.

    Today's Calendar Events - UCF Guitar Series and UCF Wind Ensemble. For others see Red Chair Project.com
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  • 2/23/09 - Moshe Pelli

    Professor Moshe Pelli talks about his latest book, The Shadow of Death - Letters in Flames. Pelli is the Director of UCF's Judaic Studies Program.

    Today's Calendar Events - see Red Chair Project

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  • 2/20/09 - Orlando Opera

    Orlando Opera presents La Cenerentola, Rossini's opera based on the classic fairy tale, Cinderella. Stage director Garnett Bruce has updated the setting to 1930's Hollywood. This production features Leah Wool, who will be featured in the Met's Opera News Magazine next month - Click Here to get a sneak peek of that article.

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  • 2/18/09 - Enter Colored Hats

    Enter Colored Hats is a UCF Library exhibit on the history of African Americans in Sanford. On Feb. 18 & 19, two films will be shown as part of the exhibit - Zora: Jump at the Sun and Goldsboro: An American Story, produced by UCF students led by Tony Major, director of UCF's Zora Neale Hurston Institute for Documentary Studies and author/poet Valada Flewellyn. See the films tonight at 7pm or Thursday at 1:30, 3pm, 4:30 and 6pm; all screenings are free and at the Library; parking Thursday night available in lot B3.

    Today's Calendar Events - Mount Dora Music Festival

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  • 2/16/09 - Theatre by Christopher Durang

    UCF Conservatory Theatre presents An Evening of Theatre by Christopher Durang - 3 one-act plays that poke fun at theatre. The show is directed by Lani Harris; performances are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm through March 1; call the Box Office at 407-823-1500.

    Today's Calendar Events:
    UCF Music Department Concerts
    For others, see Red Chair Project.com

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  • 2/13/09 - Guy Woolfenden / ArtsFest

    The UCF Symphony and Wind Ensemble welcomed Guy Woolfenden to Orlando this week. They will perform his music Friday night at 8pm at the Visual Arts Bldg; Saturday at 7pm at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Oviedo (preceded by a conversation with the composer at 6pm) and at the Hawthorne Clubhouse in Leesburg. All concerts are free.

    Today's Calendar Events:
    OlaFest
    Pianist Yekwon Sunwoo at St. Margaret Mary in Winter Park

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  • 2/11/09 - TypeBound

    TypeBound is an exhibit at the UCF Art Gallery, featuring books as sculpture and typewriter poems. Co-curator Craig Saper gives us a tour.

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  • 2/9/09 - Jim Henson's Fantastic World

    Jim Henson's Fantastic World just opened at the History Center. The Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit features archival material and his beloved muppets. The exhibit is open free of charge Feb. 9, 10 and 14 from 10am-5pm as part of ArtsFest.

    Today's Calendar Events: MicheLee Puppets at ArtsFest
    A Chorus Line
    Michael Andrew at SCC
    Dr. Steve Reich

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ArtBeat looks at news and events from UCF and beyond. Host Ann Kenda explores the many arts events both on and off campus, as well as programs and projects from the university's music, theater, art…