UNCG and Guilford College Create Collaborative “Compost” Exhibition
UNC Greensboro School of Art students are creating art around the idea of “compost” and shining a light on real-world issues.
Honoring Black Artists: Princess Johnson
UNCG alumna Princess Johnson ‘07 will be taking audiences on “The Hair Journey,” in her original ballet, premiering in April. Tickets are now on sale.
Meet the Meshroom: A Mash-Up of Art, Dance, and Music
“Drop In. Drop Out. Bring a Friend.” That is the tag line for a new event coming to UNCG in February through a partnership between Duke University Arts and the UNCG School of Dance.
Honoring Black Artists: Robin Gee
UNC Greensboro Associate Professor Robin Gee has created many films – but her latest is personal – diving into the centennial of the suffragette movement from the perspective of women of color.
UNCG Author Diane Oliver Rediscovered After 60 Years
“Neighbors and Other Stories” collects some of the short stories written by Diane Oliver ’64, an alumna who played a key role in the integration of Greensboro during her time at UNCG.
Applications Open For Greensboro Project Space Summer Residency
Applications are now open for the Greensboro Project Space summer student residency. The program allows students to experiment and create with their art beyond the classroom. Each student – either a junior, senior, or recently graduated alum – gets their own gallery space in GPS.
Honoring Black Artists: David Aarons
As an ethnomusicologist, UNCG Assistant Professor David Aarons focuses on music’s role in culture. He and his students use music as a lens to see how cultures move, adapt, and interact over time.
UNCG Alumna Rhiannon Giddens Featured on New Beyoncé Album
If you’ve listened to Beyoncé’s new song “Texas Hold ‘Em,” you might hear a little bit of Spartan pride. UNCG alumna Rhiannon Giddens is featured on the lead single of Beyoncé’s upcoming country album.
Honoring Black Artists: Janinah Burnett
UNCG Visiting Assistant Professor of Voice Janinah Burnett joins UNCG for the 2023-24 school year after years of stage experience in a famous real opera and a famous fictional opera as well.
UNCG and Well-Spring Partnership Brings Broadway To Greensboro
The “Broadway to Greensboro” program, a partnership between UNCG and Well-Spring, is not only giving students access to Broadway talent, but preparing them for their time in the spotlight too.