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1999-2000
Arts Enhancement Events:
MCINTIRE
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
FRIDAY,
2/25, 8:15 p.m.
Virginia
Currents
Old
Cabell Hall
$10/$5/5ARTS$
Virginia
Currents is the only professional contemporary music ensemble
in Virginia, and the University of Richmond’s resident
new-music ensemble. The ensemble includes soprano Christine
Schadeberg and composer/conductor Fred Cohen. In their program
"New Works by Virginia Composers," Currents presents the premiere
performances of chamber works by seven Virginia composers:
Alicyn Warren, Benjamin Broenig, Daniel Gutwein, Edgar Williams,
Fred Cohen, Judith Shatin, and Terry Vosbein.
THURSDAY
4/6, 8:15
Paul
Dresher Ensemble
Old
Cabell Hall
$10/$5/5ARTS$
A
contemporary performing ensemble, the Paul Dresher Ensemble
produces and tours its own works of opera and musical theater,
as well as performs an "electric chamber band. The band exhibits
the works of a wide range of composers by combining traditional
acoustics and contemporary electronic instruments.
SATURDAY
April 15, 8:15 p.m. & SUNDAY April 16, 3:30 p.m.
Charlottesville
and University Symphony Orchestra
Old
Cabell Hall
$20/$15/$10/10ARTS$
Composer
in Residence
MCINTIRE
DEPARTMENT OF ART
FEBRUARY
2000
SUSAN
LUTZ: Exhibit
Fayerweather
Gallery
M-F,
9-5
Susan
Lutz is an artist whose work blurs the distinction between
fine arts, photography and documentary film and video. The
exhibition of her work in 3-D stereoscopic photography, video,
film, and installation art opens with a reception on Friday,
Feb. 4 at 5:30 in Fayerweather Gallery. The exhibition runs
through the month of February.
MARCH
2000
JOHN
FORD: Lecture
John
Ford, known for his exploration of our relationship to time
and memory in his sculpture installations and etchings, will
lecture.
MARCH
2000
STEPHEN
WESTFALL: Lecture
New
York based artist Stephen Westfall is equally well known as
a painter and as a writer and critic of contemporary art.
SPRING
2000
AGNES
DENES: Lecture
BAYLY
ART MUSEUM
Open
Tues. — Sun., 1-5 p.m.
April
8- June 18
Pati
Hill: Tonal Prints
In
her work, Pati Hill explores the possibilities of printmaking
using photocopy machines. This exhibition of her most recent
work includes her "Versailles" prints.
SPRING
& SUMMER 2000
Hindsight-Foresight:
Art for the New Millennium
8-10
internationally known artists will create pieces using new
technologies while examining the role of the artist in the
21st century. The artists will work with community groups
on site-specific projects.
DEPARTMENT
OF DRAMA
Feb.
17-19 & 23-26
Checkov's
Uncle Vanya
Directed
by Doug Sprigg, an expert in Shakespeare and Checkov.
April
17-19 & 23-26
A
Streetcar Named Desire
Set
design by visiting New York scenic designer William Clark.
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