Arts and Culture
| October 15, 2013
UNLV Film & the Short Film Archive Sponsor 10th Annual Short Film Contest
The 48-Hour Short Film Contest runs Nov. 8-10 at UNLV. Entry deadline is Oct. 25.
Topic: Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
| October 11, 2013
UNLV Dance & UNLV Symphony Orchestra present Nijinsky's 'Afternoon of the Faun' Oct. 18-19
The concert is a joint collaboration between UNLV's departments of dance and music, with funding support from the vice president for research and the College of Fine Arts.
Arts and Culture
| October 10, 2013
UNLV Jazz Studies Receives Fourth Straight Outstanding Review from "Jazz Times"
Catch the UNLV Jazz Ensemble I & the UNLV Latin Jazz Ensemble at 7:30 p.m, Oct. 15 in the Judy Bayley Theatre.
Arts and Culture
| October 9, 2013
"Passage to the Future: Art from a New Generation in Japan" Opens Friday
The exhibit at the UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum is in cooperation with the UNLV College of Fine Arts, the Japan Foundation, the Japan America Society of Nevada, and the Office of the Honorary Consulate of Japan.
Arts and Culture
| October 8, 2013
UNLV Performing Arts Center and Department of Music Welcome Fry Street Quartet Oct. 22
Part of the Chamber Music Series, the quartet performs 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 in the Doc Rando Recital Hall of the Beam Music Center.
Arts and Culture
| September 26, 2013
A Peek Inside a Composer's Mind
The works of medieval Italian composers such as Landini are beautifully copied in the Squarcialupi Codex in the UNLV Music Library.
Arts and Culture
| September 24, 2013
NCT Opens Neil Simon's 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' Oct. 10
Part one of Neil Simon’s autobiographical trilogy, Brighton Beach Memoirs, was a Broadway hit in 1983 and again in 2009.
Arts and Culture
| September 13, 2013
Black Mountain Institute Fall 2013 Readings and Panels Series
Writers and speakers engage audiences in lively social and political debate at BMI's series of free public events.
Arts and Culture
| September 11, 2013
Film Festival Explores Economic Justice Issues
Award-winning documentaries shed light on the weighty issues in economic justice and our legal system. Watch the films and join the conversation.
Arts and Culture
| September 11, 2013
Unraveling Unfair Work Practices
Law professor Addie Rolnick reviews Made in L.A., the story of an early anti-sweatshop campaign targeting the retailer Forever 21. The film is part of the Public Interest Law Film Festival, Sept. 19-20.
Arts and Culture
| September 11, 2013
All-American Workplaces
Film explores businesses based on the democratic model — cooperatives. Law professor Ruben Garcia leads post-screening discussion during law school's film festival, Sept. 19-20.
Arts and Culture
| September 11, 2013
Tax Issues Can Be Fascinating
Law professor Francine Lipman reviews We're Not Broke, a film about the way sophisticated taxpayers are shifting their share of the burden to others. The film is part of the Boyd Public Interest Law Film Festival, Sept. 19-20.