Presented by the IAS Collaborative Gender and Violence: South Korea and Beyond & the Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Minnesota
Presented by the IAS Research and Creative Collaborative, Moving Image & Media Studies Graduate Group
Featuring:
May Lee-Yang
Saymoukda Vonsay
Naomi Ko
Join May, Saymoukda, and Naomi as they talk about how they use comedy and humor to disarm, attack, and unpack the sh*t of the world. Plus a roundtable conversation with Professor Maggie Hennefeld (Cultural Studies & Comparative Literature).
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Reception | 7:00 – 10:00 PM |
Regis East Lobby
Fashion show at 8:00 PM
We are taking technology back! Learn how to use personal devices to develop your dreams of becoming a filmmaker and story teller or just take a chance on something new. In the class we will learn how to use simple (free) apps to create movies, work in teams, develop a story and explore the art of stop-action film making.
The States of Incarceration project of the Humanities Action Lab challenges students, scholars, and organizers all over the country to explore local histories of mass incarceration in the interest of collectively understanding ho wthe United States became the world's leading incarcerator. The project uses place-based public and digital humanities, history, memory, and storytelling to help shape the current national dialogue on criminal justice.
The IAS Historical Injustices Research and Creative Collaborative, in partnership with the East Side Freedom Library, is pleased to present this panel discussion of Minnesota-based artists. The panelists will join featured visual artist John Matsunaga in a conversation about how they have used their artistic and creative practices to engage the historical injustices which have challenged their communities. The invited artists are Nikki McComb, Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay, and Alessandra Williams.
Please join the IAS Music & Sound Studies Research and Creative Collaborative as well as W-T-F (Women-Trans-Femme) on Monday, November 6th, from 4:30-5:30 in Ferguson 280 for a round table discussion and performance by the Ahn Trio. Hailed as "exacting and exciting musicians" by the LA Times, the three sisters of the Ahn Trio (Lucia on the piano, Angella on the violin, and Maria on the cello) have earned a distinguished reputation for embracing 21st century classical music with their unique style and innovat
Get your tickets to the University of Minnesota, Morris Theatre Discipline's production of Spring Awakening, the 2006 Broadway rock musical based on Frank Wedekind's 1906 stage play! Produced in part by the IAS's Page to Stage Research and Creative Collaborative, the production involves 20+ students, faculty, and UMM staff. From RCC convener Ray Schultz:
