Monday, 11/2/09 - Monday, 11/30/09
UNI Gallery of Art. An exhibition featuring the most recent artwork of the faculty of the UNI Department of Art. Opening Reception: Monday, November 2 at 7:00 p.m. Contact: Darrell Taylor; email: GalleryOfArt@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6134. Tickets/Registration: Free and open to the public.
Wednesday, 12/9/09 - Saturday, 12/19/09
UNI Gallery of Art. Opening Reception: Wednesday, December 9 at 7:00 p.m. Contact: Darrell Taylor; email: GalleryOfArt@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6134. Tickets/Registration: Free and open to the public.
Wednesday, 12/9/09 - Saturday, 12/19/09
UNI Gallery of Art. A book arts exhibition curated by Associate Professor of Printmaking Tim Dooley. Contact: Darrell Taylor; email: GalleryOfArt@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6134. Tickets/Registration: Free and open to the public.
Single-Day Events
Monday, 12/7/09
CROW Forum
Noon - 1 pm, CME, Maucker Union, 109A Jennifer Cooley, Department of Modern Languages, will be the guest speaker. The Women's & Gender Studies Program sponsors the Current Research on Women Forum Series. Faculty, staff, students and members of the community are invited to gather for informal presentation and discussion.
. Contact: Phyllis Baker; phone: 319-273-2109
Wednesday, 1/20/10
Phi Alpha Theta/Department of History Lecture
7 pm, Seerley 115 The lecture will be presented by Pablo Ben, history. The topic is "From City of Sin to Family Haven: the Transformation of Buenos Aires between 1880 and 1950"
. Contact: Wallace Hettle; phone: 319-273-2097. Tickets/Registration: No charge
Monday, 2/1/10
CROW Forum
Noon - 1 pm, CME, Maucker Union, 109A Gloria Gibson, Provost and Executive Vice President, will be the guest speaker. The Women's & Gender Studies Program sponsors the Current Research on Women Forum Series. Faculty, staff, students and members of the community are invited to gather for informal presentation and discussion.
. Contact: Phyllis Baker; phone: 319-273-2109
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm, KAB 111. Patti Warashina is a ceramic sculptor who will lecture in conjunction with the UNI Gallery of Art exhibition “Tell Me a Story: Contemporary Narrative Ceramics,” which runs Feb. 9 - Mar. 3, 2010. Her work may be found in museum collections in the United States, Australia, South Korea and Japan, and she has been the recipient of awards from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Ford Foundation. Contact: Darrell Taylor; email: GalleryOfArt@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6134. Tickets/Registration: Free and open to the public.
Wednesday, 2/10/10
Phi Alpha Theta/Department of History Lecture
7 pm, Seerley 115 The lecture will be presented by Trudy Eden, history. The topic is "Metaphysics and Meatless Meals: Why Diet Was Important to the New Thought Movement of the Early Twentieth Century"
. Contact: Wallace Hettle; phone: 319-273-2097. Tickets/Registration: No charge
Monday, 3/1/10
CROW Forum
Noon - 1 pm, CME, Maucker Union, 109A Tara Opsal, Sociology, Anthropology & Criminology, will be the guest speaker. The Women's & Gender Studies Program sponsors the Current Research on Women Forum Series. Faculty, staff, students and members of the community are invited to gather for informal presentation and discussion.
. Contact: Phyllis Baker; phone: 319-273-2109
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm, KAB 111. Matthew Woolman is founder and principal of Plaid Studios, an intermedia design, development, and production company, and he is the author of seven books including “Motion Design” and “Type in Motion.” Woolman has received awards from Print Magazine, AIGA and the Art Director’s Club and been reproduced in How, Etapes Graphiques, Print, and Graphis magazines. Contact: Darrell Taylor; email: GalleryOfArt@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6134. Tickets/Registration: Free and open to the public.
Monday, 4/5/10
CROW Forum
Noon - 1 pm, CME, Maucker Union, 109A Outstanding Graduate Research Paper recipient will be the guest speaker. The Women's & Gender Studies Program sponsors the Current Research on Women Forum Series. Faculty, staff, students and members of the community are invited to gather for informal presentation and discussion.
. Contact: Phyllis Baker; phone: 319-273-2109
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm, KAB 111. Des Moines native Anna Gaskell is best known for her large-format color photographs, which have been described as “rich with suggestion of awakening and ritual with an undercurrent of sexual tension.” Her work was included in “Visions from America: Photographs from the Whitney Museum of American Art” and “Moving Pictures” at the Guggenheim Museum in New York and Bilboa, Spain. In 2001-02 her work was presented in a solo exhibition at the Des Moines Art Center. Contact: Darrell Taylor; email: GalleryOfArt@uni.edu; phone: 319-273-6134. Tickets/Registration: Free and open to the public.
