Words and notes are just ink on paper. Music is something much more.
“In a group setting, without a clear goal, communication must become the goal,” Dr. Carrisa Hoelscher explained.
Language: It’s a part of your identity, culture and education.
Music is the one language that doesn’t require a translator, she says.
Take the stage then take a bow.
Lisa Brescia lights up the Broadway stage in “Dear Evan Hansen.”
When he walks out on stage, the audience sees or hears him as Dr. Todd Payne. But Payne experiences an out-of-body sensation.
Dr. Jake Simmons explains the role diversity and inclusion programs play in making college campuses better for everyone.
How do you change and adapt your identity? Explore the topic with Dr. Linda Trinh Moser.
Ancient artifacts reveal beliefs about sex, gender and power in civilizations.
Sometimes the most meaningful moments happen between the lines.
Cedomir Kostovic reveals how design informs us how to think, feel and act.
How Dr. John Prescott transformed the four notes in “Taps” into a new piece: a discordant remembrance of 9/11.
Walstrand Walls This is from a series that I was doing with Gwen Walstrand, based on what we’ve seen in Cairo, Illinois. She takes pictures, and I respond to the photographs that she takes. I really like the idea of it sort of getting double translated, her interpretation of it and then my interpretation of […]
Sarah Perkins knows how to transform everyday materials into something extraordinary