The 4 Minutes, 33 Seconds Contest is an homage to John Cage’s landmark composition of the same name and is part of the @universityofga's annual Spotlight on the Arts festival. The 2024 contest was held on Nov. 21 at the Athenaeum. For more, visit https://t.co/jayfrqkRaA. 3/3
Congrats to all the UGA students who presented their arts research at the annual 4'33" Contest! Michael Gray, TESOL and World Language Education, won the grand prize of $433 for his research on “Reimagining Literacy Through Manga: A Multimodal Approach to Language Learning.” 1/3
The 4'33" three runners-up won $150 each: Elizabeth Debban, EdS in Art Education; Jiayi Guo, Ph.D. in Art Education; and Zihan “Sandra” Lin-Nanni, Ph.D. in Language and Literacy Education. Pictured from left to right: Guo, Gray, Debban, and Lin-Nanni. 2/3
Spotlight on the Arts is ending soon, but there are still plenty of events before the Thanksgiving holidays! Thank you all for supporting the festival so far, and we hope to see you at these upcoming events! #spotlightuga#artatuga
Calling all trivia fans for Spotlight on the Arts Trivia Night! Join us this Wednesday, Nov. 20, at CinéLab for a night of fun competition and arts-based facts. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the competition begins at 6 p.m. Form a team in advance or on the spot. #spotlightuga
On Thursday, Nov. 21, don't miss the annual 4 Minutes, 33 Seconds Contest! An homage to John Cage's landmark composition of the same name, the live research contest from 4-6 p.m. at the Athenaeum will highlight 12 UGA students presenting their arts research. #spotlightuga
Dawgs on top! This time its @UGAGrady Master of Fine Arts in Film, Television and Digital Media which was recently named to the list of Top 50 Film Schools across the country by @TheWrap!
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Were you spotted at the annual Spotlight on the Arts Student Spotlight event? Performances included UGA Theatre's cast of “9 to 5”, acoustic music, classical Indian dance, and more! @UGA_Arts
Join us for Student Spotlight on Wednesday, Nov. 13, at Tate Plaza and Stage! The event starts at 10 a.m. with student art for sale and continues with live performances from 11:15 a.m.-1 p.m. Also free food and Spotlight merch! More at https://t.co/ag81O2gGIn. #spotlightuga
The second week of the @universityofga Spotlight on the Arts festival is full of great events! For the monthlong schedule, visit https://t.co/ag81O2gGIn. #spotlightuga#artatuga
Will you be joining us for The Poet Translator on Friday? Panel Discussion moderated by Andrew Zawacki at 1:00 in the Park Hall Library and then a Poetry Reading at 3:00 in the Graduate Reading Room!
Welcome to the kickoff week for Spotlight on the Arts 2024! We have a great lineup of events for this first week of the 13th annual celebration of the visual, literary and performing arts at the @universityofga. Full schedule at https://t.co/ag81O2gGIn. #spotlightuga#artatuga
This November, the visual, literary, and performing arts take center stage at the University of Georgia with more than 50 events and exhibitions during the 13th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival!
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We had so much fun last time, we're doing it again before the end of the year!
Join us next Saturday at 1pm for Free the Tapes: Athens Potluck Edition. Come watch some digitized home movies, play bingo, and interact with different AV formats and equipment!
We’re proud to announce that six of our BLA students have received Student Awards of Distinction from the American Society of Architectural Illustrators! Read more about this achievement and see their work via the link in our bio.
Who's planning on watching tonight's spooky outdoor screening of "The Brain from Planet Arous"?
Doors at 6:30, film starts at 7! Bring a lawn chair, and/or a blanket. Be sure to get there early to snag a spot, get some popcorn, and grab a bingo sheet to win some great prizes!