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Visual Arts Professor Ricardo Dominguez is the principal investigator for the Transborder Immigrant Tool, which is aimed at helping border-crossers make their way safely to the United States. (11.20.09)
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and UCSD have formed an innovative new partnership that will expand student and faculty access to more than 8,000 visual art catalogues and related materials. (11.18.09)
Washington Post book review written by Literature Professor Kathryn Shevelow. (11.17.09)
Percussionist and Music Professor Steven Schick shares the spotlight with instruments that appear not of this world in "Paul Dresher's" Schick Machine. (11.10.09)
KPBS interview with Literature Professor and poet Rae Armantrout about her recent National Book Award nomination. (11.10.09)
"Going Social: Faculty, Administrators and Departments Try New Ways to Reach Out to Students" - features Literature Professor Pasquale Verdicchio. (11.10.09)
North County Times article profiles jazz pianist, composer and Music Continuing Lecturer Kamau Kenyatta. (11.05.09)
UCSD Libraries’ exhibit “From Riflemen to Freshmen” showcases San Diego’s military history before founding of UC San Diego. (10.27.09)
When students and faculty in the arts returned to campus this fall, they were greeted with a newly renovated Arts Library, offering enhanced services for faculty and students in the visual arts, music, film, and theatre and dance. The library will hold an Open House on Oct. 28 from 2 to 4 p.m.(10.26.09)
Historian and Distinguished Professor Eric Van Young has been awarded the Medalla 1808 by the government of the Federal District of Mexico in recognition of his scholarly work on Mexican Independence. (10.23.09)
The 2010 Clarion Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers' Workshop will take place June 27 - August 7, 2010. Established in 1968, it is the oldest workshop of its kind and is widely recognized as a premier proving and training ground for aspiring writers of fantasy and science fiction. The application period for the 2010 workshop begins on Dec. 1st. (10.22.09)
History Professor Weijing Lu has been awarded the 2008 Berkshire Conference First Book Prize for her book "True to Her Word: The Faithful Maiden Cult in Late Imperial China." (10.22.09)
Celebrating Sonia and Robert Hamburger: Three Decades of Support for Chamber Music at UC San Diego. (10.22.09)
Dean Seth Lerer featured in Los Angeles Times article about Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are". (10.22.09)
A new campus mural celebrating Chicano History was unveiled last week. It was commissioned to truly reflect the diversity of California and symbolize the campus commitment to providing a public education to all groups in both our region and state. (10.22.09)
The newly-opened Conrad Prebys Music Center has been named the best “Higher Education/Research Facility” in Southern California for its construction and design by the McGraw-Hill publication, California Construction.(10.22.09)
New exhibition at gallery@calit2 explores art and activism on the San Diego/Tijuana border. (10.22.09)
UCSD Theatre alumna Jennifer Barclay named finalist for Goldwyn Screenwriter Award.(10.22.09)
Poet Rae Armantrout’s most recent book, “Versed,” has been selected as a finalist for the 2009 National Book Award. A professor of writing and literature at UCSD for more than two decades, Armantrout is one of five finalists in the poetry category. The winner will be announced at an invitation-only benefit gala in New York City on Nov. 18. (10.22.09)
La Jolla Light article features University Professor and composer Roger Reynolds.
Composer Portraits series at NYC's Miller Theater opened it's season with percussionist/conductor Steven Schick and the International Contemporary Ensemble playing six works by Xenakis. (10.22.09)
Port Huron Project at LACE features Visual Arts Professor Ricardo Dominguez.(10.22.09)
A longtime secret treasure of American film criticism, UCSD Professor Emeritus of Visual Arts Manny Farber is finally in the limelight with the publication of “Farber On Film: The Complete Film Writings of Manny Farber,” an 824-page tome from the Library of America (10.9.09)
Reviews of "The Savannah Disputation" at the Old Globe Theatre which is directed by Kim Rubinstein - with costume design by Judith Dolan and lighting design Alan Burrett. All three are UCSD Theatre Professors. (10.9.09)
On October 1, 2009, our colleague and friend, Masao Miyoshi passed away. He was a UCSD Literature Professor (1986-2004) and holder of the Hajime Mori Endowed Chair in Japanese Language and Literature. Please contact Nancy Daly if you would like to be notified about the campus memorial service.(10.9.09)
The Holocaust Living History Workshop, sponsored by the UC San Diego Libraries and the Judaic Studies Program, will host four presentations during fall quarter by local Holocaust survivors. The Holocaust Living History Workshop is an educational outreach program designed to preserve the memory of victims and survivors of the Holocaust. (10.9.09)
Music Professor Lei Liang is the recipient of the 2009/10 ASCAPLUS Award - Concert Music Division. (10.8.09)
The University Art Gallery opens its 2009-10 exhibition season with “Off The Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art,” which brings together artists from around the world to explore the global ramifications of gender-based violence. The internationally traveling show makes its first stop in the United States at UCSD, opening Oct. 23 and remaining on view through Dec. 12. (10.8.09)
New York Times article "A High-Tech Hunt for Lost Art" features CISA3 Director Maurizio Seracini. (10.8.09)
The Friends of the International Center will sponsor an illustrated presentation, “Magnificent Obsession: The Art of Antoni Gaudi and Niki de Saint Phalle,” on October 24th. de Saint Phalle’s Sun God was the first work of art to be commissioned by the Stuart Collection on the UC San Diego campus, and has been a focal point since its arrival in 1983. (10.8.09)
First Endowed Faculty Chair in Taiwan Studies established at UC San Diego. UCSD alumnus and Taiwan culture expert Ping-hui Liao named Chuan Lyu Endowed Chair and professor of Literature. (9.30.09)
Sam Ersan underwrites Camera Lucida Chamber Music Series. His $260,000 gift will also support the Department of Music’s Myriad Trio concerts and a graduate student internship. Camera Lucida, a one-of-a-kind chamber music series, opens its second season on October 5th in the Department of Music’s new Conrad Prebys Concert Hall. (9.25.09)
Musicians and students learn and jam together in documentary about UC San Diego Jazz Camp. This new half-hour program premieres tonight on UCSD-TV. (9.25.09)
Theatre and Dance Professor Steven Adler has been reappointed as Provost of Earl Warren College for another five-year term. (9.25.09)
New York Times review of ‘The Blue Rider’ in Performance featuring soprano and Music Professor Susan Narucki.(9.25.09)
The Department of Visual Arts welcomes the inaugural class for the Ph.D. concentration in art practice, one of the first doctoral programs in the country designed for practicing artists. (9.24.09)
On October 7th, the Department of Music inaugurates its new Wednesdays@7 concert series. There will be a total of fourteen concerts during the 2009-2010 season which will showcase our internationally renowned Music Faculty and extraordinary guests . The October 7th show will feature red fish blue fish. (9.22.09)
Theatre Professor Kim Rubinstein directs "The Savannah Disputation" at the Old Globe Theatre. (9.21.09)
Entertainment Weekly review of "Farber on Film: The Complete Film Writings of Manny Farber." (9.10.09)
At the recent Cal-Laboratory Kitchen at UCSD, a mixture of dancers from the community and local universities came together to explore common concerns, take classes, learn from each other and improvise. (9.9.09)
San Diego Union Tribune article "U.S. owes Zelaya stronger backing" written by Literature Professor Luis Martin-Cabrera. (9.9.09)
Time magazine article quotes History Professor Christine Hunefeldt. (9.9.09)
Literature Professor Steven Cassedy has been reappointed as Associate Dean of Graduate Studies for a five-year term, effective October 1, 2009. (9.2.09)
Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed piece on Somalia co-written by History Professor Jeremy Prestholdt. (9.1.09)
'Moving Points': Exhibit showcases drawings by eight Southern California artists including Visual Arts Professor Ernest Silva. Exhibit opens August 30th at the Cannon Gallery in Carlsbad. (8.28.09)
We are pleased to welcome seven new faculty members to the Division of Arts and Humanities. (8.20.09)
"The Role of Ethics in Science" in Discover Magazine features Philosophy Professor Craig Callender. (8.20.09)
Naomi Oreskes, professor of history and science studies and provost of the Sixth College at UC San Diego, has been awarded the Francis Bacon Prize in recognition of outstanding scholarship in the history of science and technology. (8.19.09)
San Diego's School of the Creative and Performing Arts held its first-ever Summer Intensive, a two-week session of workshops led by professional artists, including bassist and Music Professor Mark Dresser. (8.14.09)
History Professor Cathy Gere's book "Knossos and the Prophets of Modernism" reviewed in the The New York Review of Books. (8.14.09)
DAH would like to introduce our new Director of Development, Matt Henry. Matt is located on the 3rd floor of the Literature Building. He can be reached at (858) 534-9043 or mfhenry@ucsd.edu (8.12.09)
Andrew Wright, UCSD Professor of English Literature from 1963-1991, passed away on August 3, 2009. The Department of Literature will hold a memorial service in his honor. Please contact Nancy Daly (ndaly@ucsd.edu) if you would like to be invited. (8.6.09)
Roger Reynolds, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and Professor of Music, has been appointed University Professor by the University of California Board of Regents. Reynolds is only the 36th UC faculty member since 1960 to be honored with the title – and the first artist. The designation, one of the highest honors bestowed on UC faculty, is reserved for scholars of international distinction who are recognized and respected as teachers of exceptional ability. (8.4.09)
A group of researchers led by UCSD's Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture and Archaeology (CISA3), with funding from National Geographic, have embarked on a quest to find tomb of Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol empire and one of the world’s greatest and most ruthless emperors. (8.30.09)
This week's The New Yorker magazine features a poem by Literature Professor Rae Armantrout. (7.30.09)
JAW: A Playwrights' Festival, Portland Center Stage's annual developmental workshop for new theater scripts, offers you an early look at exciting plays by some of the country's most intriguing and entertaining writers. This year's stars, culled from hundreds of applicants, include Theatre Professor Naomi Iizuka. (7.28.09)
UCSD Arts Library exhibit to focus on cultural icon and supergirl sleuth Nancy Drew. First-edition books, memorabilia, and serious scholarship to be displayed during August 2009. (7.27.09)
Sound Check IV is the latest CD in the annual series showcasing Department of Music graduate-level composers and performers. While the Music curriculum runs from classical music to jazz and Indian, the Sound Check series emphasizes the grad program’s experimental side. To request a copy of Sound Check IV, e-mail your name and address to: publicity@music.ucsd.edu (7.20.09)
Book review written by History Professor Cathy Gere featured in London Review of Books. (7.16.09)
ArtPower! at UC San Diego builds creative experiences in music, dance, film, exhibition and food for our collective pleasure and inspiration. The pdf brochure for the 2009-10 season is now available. (7.13.09)
Choreographer Patricia Rincon, who teaches at UCSD, discusses how her Mexican-American heritage has influenced her career. (7.13.09)
Music Professor Susan Narucki was a guest faculty member at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, the summer home of the Yale School of Music; along with composer Martin Bresnick. Their seminar was featured in an article in the July/August issue of Chamber Music magazine and was supported by the National Endowment for the Art's American Master's Chamber Music Initiative. (7.10.09)
36th Telluride Film Festival announced it will include a three-part celebration of Manny Farber -- the late artist and film critic -- as part of its four-day fest running Sept 4 - 7, 2009. (7.01.09)
Literature Professor Babak Rahimi, who was in Iran during the recent presidential election (see below), returns to San Diego. (7.01.09) Update: Rahimi witnesses aftermath of contested elections Iran.
Design is incidental in the socially responsible work shown by architect (and Visual Arts Professor) Teddy Cruz and artist Pedro Reyes at their Architecture Foundation lecture. (7.01.09)
Bruce Nauman received the Golden Lion for Best National Participation at the 53rd Venice Biennale. Among Nauman's established masterpieces is "Vices and Virtues," designed as a commission for UCSD's Stuart Collection in 1983 and installed in 1988. (6.24.09)
Inuksuit is the first work for percussion commissioned for the Banff Centre, which was composed by percussion expert and Music Professor Steven Schick. (6.24.09)
Thriving visions of arts and music computing in focus at UCSD. (6.24.09)
Babak Rahimi, a professor of Iranian and Islamic studies at UCSD, comments on Iran's presidential race. He has been in Iran since March to cover the elections. (6.17.09) Updates: CNN, LA Times, San Diego Union Tribune, New York Times and UCSD news center.
Q & A with Music Department Chair Rand Steiger. (6.17.09) Update: London Times Literary Supplement book review.
Calit2-affiliated Visual Arts graduate students display work in MFA 2009 exhibition.(6.15.09)
Dean Lerer discusses new edition of Wind in the Willows in Harvard University Press podcast. (6.15.09)
Quint Contemporary Art Gallery's current exhibition entitled “Homing In: An Exhibition of 50 San Diego Artists,” features several UCSD faculty members. (6.12.09)
San Diego Union Tribune review of "Mix: Nine San Diego Architects," the current exhibition at the La Jolla quarters of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. The show includes an installation by Visual Arts Professor and architect Teddy Cruz entitled "From the Global Border to the Border Neighborhood." (6.9.09) Update: on KPBS. (6.12.09)
The Times of London's book review of Cathy Gere's Knossos and the Prophets of Modernism. (6.8.09)
Washington Post book review by Literature's Kathryn Shevelow. (6.8.09)
"The Politics of Facebook in Iran" - co-written by Literature Professor Babak Rahimi. (6.3.09)
Senior art show marks last good-bye to campus for Visual Arts majors. (6.3.09)
The Camera Lucida chamber music series moves to the new Conrad Prebys Concert Hall, starting with its Monday, June 1st performance. Charles Curtis (cellist, Music Professor, and founding member of the series) recently performed on KPBS. (5.28.09)
The La Jolla Symphony & Chorus has announced its 2009-2010 season featuring music director and UCSD professor Steven Schick. (5.27.09)
San Diego Union Tribune article profiles Visual Arts Professor Ernest Silva. (5.27.09)
Music Professor Shlomo Dubnov appointed to IEEE's Technical Committee on Computer Generated Music. (5.26.09)
Don Wayne, Literature Department Chair, has been appointed Revelle College Provost effective July 1, 2009.
History Professor Naomi Oreskes has been awarded a Global Climate Change Education Grant from NASA to develop a course for Sixth college on "Climate, Technology, and Culture." (5.20.09)
Aspiring Scorseses and Coppolas display talent at student film festival: the work of student filmmakers will be shown at the second annual Up & Coming Student Film Festival on May 21 at The Loft. (5.20.09)
Ten DAH faculty members have been named recipients of a 2009/10 Hellman Faculty Fellows Award to support their research and creative activities. Click here for current and past Hellman recipients from our Division. (5.13.09)
Hundreds of attendees welcomed the new Conrad Prebys Music Center in star-studded style on Friday at the dedication of the new facility. The ceremony featured local philanthropist Conrad Prebys (right) and Music Chair Rand Steiger. (5.11.09)
Congratulations to History's Paul G. Pickowicz (Senate Member) and Music's Kamau Kenyatta (Non-Senate Member) - each has won an Academic Senate Distinguished Teaching Award for 2008/09. (5.11.09)
San Diego Union Tribune review of Theatre & Dance's Yolande Snaith's "IMAGOmoves." (5.5.09)
The Conrad Prebys Music Center draws curtain on new era for Music Department . Its opening weekend celebration will include a campus dedication, concerts, and an open house, and will be held May 8 - 9th. (5.1.09) Union Tribune article (5.5.09)
Newsweek review of Dean Seth Lerer's annotated edition of The Wind in the Willows. (4.30.09) Dr. Lerer writes San Francisco Chronicle book review of Finding Oz by Evan I. Schwartz. (5.1.09)
Jorge Huerta, Ph.D., professor of Theatre at UC San Diego, will be honored by the Latino Legislative Caucus with a "Latino Spirit Award" during a special Assembly floor session scheduled in the State Capitol May 4, 2009. (4.30.09)
Geisel Library showcasing an exhibit on new Music Center through May 1, 2009 in the Seuss Room foyer on the main floor. (4.21.09)
Henry Moore Foundation to showcase public art proposals that were never made - including work by Visual Arts Professor Anya Gallaccio. (4.15.09)
The Baldwin New Play Festival, UCSD's annual celebration of promising dramatists, hits campus this week with a quartet of productions plus one staged reading. (4.13.09)
Five local Holocaust survivors will recount their personal experiences during the Holocaust in Nazi Germany in "Discovering History: Holocaust Survivors in San Diego," a series of presentations being held by UC San Diego's Holocaust Living History Workshop, a joint effort of the Judaic Studies Program and the UCSD Libraries. (4.10.09)
Composer and Music Professor Lei Liang has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for 2009. Click here for a list of past winners from our Division. (4.9.09)
A 40-year commemoration of the days when student activists attempted to name the new third college on the UCSD campus as "Lumumba-Zapata College" will be held on April 24th. (4.9.09)
Congratulations to Theatre Professor Emily Roxworthy who was recently awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Digital Humanities Start-Up Grant. (4.7.09)
The life and achievements of César E. Chávez, labor leader and champion of human rights, will be observed with a month-long series of diverse activities during April. For further information on Chávez activities visit the website. (4.7.09)
'Creative Fix' invites artists to play an active role in politics. (4.7.09)
New exhibit at gallery@calit2 uses sensors, art to highlight hazards of anti-personnel land mines. (4.7.09)
Los Angeles Times arts review of "San Diego and the Origins of Conceptual Art in California" states that UCSD's Visual Arts department has emerged "as a haven for experimentation, interdisciplinary practice and impassioned irreverence." (3.31.09)
Opus, directed by Theatre Professor Kyle Donnelly, opens this week at the Old Globe Theatre in Balboa Park. (3.31.09)
"More unions favor legalizing workers" - San Diego Union Tribune article quotes Literature Professor Jorge Mariscal. (3.31.09)
Joyce Award-recipient and Theatre Professor Naomi Iizuka brings her tale of family ties, lingering debt, mystical stories and magical food to the Goodman Theatre in Chicago with her newest work, Ghostwritten. (3.26.09)
The new UCSD-based online journal Version, co-edited by Visual Arts Professor Jordan Crandall, is experimenting with Web 2.0 sensibilities to explore the space where art, viral publishing and multitasking collide. (3.26.09)
UC San Diego and IBM launch center for next-generation digital media to power tomorrow's virtual world. Initially, Sheldon Brown and his team in the Experimental Game Lab will use the IBM System z server to develop and operate a virtual world based on Brown's museum installation "Scalable City." (3.18.09)
"Sholem Aleichem, Gogol Show Two Views of Shtetl Jews" - written by Literature Professor Amelia Glaser. (3.17.09)
Dean Seth Lerer's book "Children's Literature: A Reader's History from Aesop to Harry Potter" wins the National Book Critics Circle award for criticism. The honor was bestowed at a ceremony in New York City. Click here for a video interview with Dean Lerer. (3.16.09)
The San Diego Supercomputer Center will host workshops designed to promote ongoing collaboration between humanities scholars and high performance computing centers to capitalize on recent, significant advancements in digitally based information technologies. (3.16.09)
Led by Visual Arts graduate student Derek Lomas, PlayPower.org sees a way of using ubiquitous, primitive PCs to help kids learn — by playing games. (3.16.09)
Visual Arts MFA candidates will participate in Open Studios on April 4th. During the day-long event, visitors will be granted a rare glimpse into artists' working spaces with the artists themselves onsite to discuss their practices. (3.11.09)
Literature Professor Sarah Shun-lien Bynum is a finalist for the 2009 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction for her book Ms. Hempel Chronicles. (3.11.09)
Congratulations to Music Professor Shlomo Dubnov - he has been elected as a Senior Member of IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), the institute's highest recognition, for his achievements in audio processing and machine audition. (3.9.09)
Seth Lerer - 'cartographer' of children's literature. (3.9.09)
Music Professors in the news: Rand Steiger and Miller Puckette in the New York Times and Lei Liang in The Bulletin. Steiger is also mentioned in the Philadelphia Inquirer. (2.26.09) Also: Steven Schick's Machine in Wired News and IV news. (3.6.09)
San Diego Union Tribune review of "Fairytales From the Fringe" - Fringe is the fourth installment of the Myth Project by choreographer and Dance faculty member Patricia Rincon. (2.19.09)
Wole Soyinka, lifelong human rights activist and the first African awarded a Nobel Prize for Literature, will discuss History in Remedial Spin during a 7:30 p.m. meeting February 26th in the Price Center Ballroom West. (2.13.09)
Congratulations to Philosophy Professor Nancy Cartwright! She has been selected as the 2009 recipient of the Chancellor's Associates Faculty Excellence Award for Excellence in Research in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. (2.9.09)
Donald Rutherford, Professor of Philosophy and the recipient of the 2008 Faculty Research Lecturer award, will receive the award on February 12th at 3:30pm at the Leichtag Auditorium. Afterwards, Professor Rutherford will give a talk entitled, "The Kind of People We Want to Be: The History of Philosophy and Its Future." (2.5.09)
Literature Professor Sarah Shun-lien Bynum's book "Ms. Hempel Chronicles" was reviewed in this weekend's New York Times Sunday Book Review. (2.3.09)
"A City Made of Waste" - an article written by Visual Arts Professor and architect Teddy Cruz featured in The Nation. (2.3.09)
Music Professor Anthony Davis' genre-leaping "Amistad Symphony" makes its world premiere at Mandeville Auditorium this weekend. (2.3.09)
UAG's new exhibition, which runs through March 15th, features Mark Dean Veca, who is renowned for creating installations that portray surreal cartoons, psychedelic landscapes, & pop culture iconography while also being inspired by long-established decorative motifs. (1.30.09)
On Jan. 26, 2009, the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle presented the seventh annual Craig Noel Awards for Excellence in Theatre, honoring the outstanding achievements on San Diego stages in 2008. This year's ceremony included a tribute to Arthur Wagner, founder of the Department of Theatre and Dance, La Jolla Playhouse pioneer and longtime local arts philanthropist. (1.27.09)
Dean Seth Lerer's book "Children's Literature: A Reader's History from Aesop to Harry Potter" has been named a finalist for a National Book Critics Circle award. Winners of all the awards will be announced on Thursday, March 12, 2009, at a ceremony held at the New School in New York. (1.26.09)
LA times review of Los Angeles Philharmonic's performance of 'De Stijl' at the Disney Concert Hall includes rave reviews for Music Professor and Soprano Susan Naruki. (1.23.09)
Visual Arts Professor Jean-Pierre Gorin, who collaborated on movies with Jean-Luc Godard, has his own series of favorite films which he calls "The Way of the Termite." The series is now poised to play the Pacific Film Archive in ten programs at UC Berkeley. (1.23.09)
Actor and director Clint Eastwood will receive the first-ever UC Berkeley Japan New Vision Award. In addition to the award ceremony, there will be a scholars' roundtable about "Letters from Iwo Jima" which includes UCSD history professor Takashi Fujitani. (1.23.09)
Gaming at the intersection of art and technology - Playing the World(s) exhibit opens this Friday at gallery@cailt2. (1.21.09)
Visual Arts alum donates iconic costume from the popular "Journeyman Project - Legacy of Time" computer video game to UC San Diego's Science & Engineering Library. (1.14.09)
Supercomputing to help Visual Arts Professor Lev Manovich and colleagues visualize cultural patterns. (1.13.09)
The Stuart Collection's "Trees" will broadcast the inauguration of Barack Obama as 44th President of the United States, on January 20th beginning at 8 a.m. (1.13.09)
Applications are now being accepted online through March 1st for the 2009 Clarion Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers' Workshop. The 2009 writers in residence are Holly Black, Larissa Lai, Robert Crais, Kim Stanley Robinson, Elizabeth Hand, and Paul Park. (1.7.09)
"Should Medicine Be Blind to Ethnic Differences?" - KPBS' These Days features Philosophy Professor Michael Hardimon. (1.7.09)
Pianist and Professor Emeritus Cecil Lytle to perform for Preuss, with Ludwig on January 25th to benefit the Lytle Scholarship Fund. (1.7.09)
In 2009, UC San Diego celebrates the 200th birthdays of Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln. A series of events will reflect on both men's roles in the history of ideas and celebrate their ideas. Click here for DAH co-sponsored events. (1.2.09)
