An evening of art song featuring Christine Renee Graham, mezzo-soprano (professor of voice, Northern Arizona University), Andrew Stuckey, baritone (professor of voice, University of Arizona), and Robert Mills, piano (clinical professor, Arizona State University).
Enjoy an evening performance from ASU piano faculty, Caio Pagano
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Violin performance major students of Katherine McLin present a program of master works for the violin spanning 300 years
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A violin recital featuring students of ASU violin professor, Danwen Jiang.
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The Design School is looking forward to one of our most time-honored traditions—Studio Night. This exciting networking event brings students and industry partners together for an evening of connection, collaboration and career-building opportunities.
Industry partners are essential to our students' success. The mentorship and real-world experience they provide give our graduates a competitive edge as they transition from the classroom to the professional world. Registration will open soon, so keep an eye out for more details—we can't wait to see you there!
Historical to Hysterical: Clay That Makes Us Laugh And Cry
Historical to Hysterical: Clay That Makes Us Laugh And Cry
In this talk, Dr. Amber C.
Global Craft | The 16th Annual Art History Graduate Symposium
Nov 22 | 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | ASU Art Museum
This event by the Council of Graduate Art Historians offers an opening welcome, keynote presentation, round table discussion and multiple panels about art history.
Come experience fun actives by the College of Global Futures and the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory on Saturday, Nov. 23 from 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Look for the giant earth balloon located outside of our tent! We are located to the west of the original "ASU" bridge on the north side of University Drive. Fun for the whole family!