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Digital Scholars in Practice: Musics of Latin America OER Textbook Initiative

University of Texas Libraries · Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL), Scholars Lab, Data Lab (PCL 2.202), 101 21ST ST E, Austin, Texas 78705

Join us and Dr. Robin Moore from the Butler School of Music to learn about the creation of Musics of Latin America, the first-ever OER online textbook devoted to the music of Latin America and…

The Pulled Punch and the Sheathed Blade: Her Story (2024) as a Feminist Stand-up Film

East Asian Studies (EAS) · List Art Building

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The Good Mind with Freida Jacques and Trish Corcoran

University of Rochester · Interfaith Chapel, Riverview Level, 1045 Wilson Blvd., Rochester, NY 14627

Join a transformative film screening and discussion for The Good Mind, an award-winning documentary by Gwendolen Cates. The film is a portrait of the Onondaga Nation, an Indigenous sovereign nation…

One in a Million

Cornell University · Willard Straight Theatre, Central Campus

Filmed over ten years, One in a Million follows Israa from childhood to adulthood on an extraordinary journey from war-torn Syria to Germany — and back again.

Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film Screening 6

Office of the Provost · The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Research in Black Culture and History, Hitchcock Room, 150 South Road, Chapel Hill, NC

The Stone Center’s Diaspora Festival of Black & Independent Film returns for another powerful celebration of cinema, storytelling, and voices from across the African diaspora.

“Sleep Dealer” (2008): Rigorously Curated Sad Robot (Sentience Was a Mistake) Film Festival

Brown Arts Institute (BAI) · The Lindemann Performing Arts Center

Join us this fall for three films that ask what it means to be human in a world where people and machines are becoming increasingly intertwined.

Thornton Edge

Thornton School of Music · Newman Recital Hall (AHF 151), 3616 Trousdale Parkway, Los Angeles, CA 90089

Thornton Edge presents Olly Wilson's virtuosic masterpiece, A City Called Heaven, David Stock's delightful Quick Opener, and the premiere of a work by MM student Hogni Egilsson.

The portals of Notre Dame in Paris. Findings from the current construction site

The Courtauld Institute of Art

Join Professor Stephan Albrecht for the Paul Crossley Memorial Lecture, where he will examine how newly acquired 3D datasets from Notre Dame in Paris, obtained during the restoration works, are…

Symmetry: How to Read the Tiles of the Alhambra

Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies · Jerusalem Room, George Street, Oxford

Community Cinema - Framing Her + Industry Panel & Q&A

University College London · UCL East Cinema, UCL, One Pool Street, Stratford, London, E20 2AF, United Kingdom

Discover the stories of women filmmakers across Asia and explore pathways into the film and TV industry.

Scan Tech Studio Pop-Up: Creating and Digitizing Zine Cyanotypes

University of Texas Libraries · Peter T. Flawn Academic Center (FAC), FAC 10, Zine Shop, 2304 WHITIS AVE, Austin, Texas 78705

This in-person pop-up will teach you how to create cyanotypes – a slow-reacting method of photographic printing led by Rachel C. Hill. The Perry-Castañeda Library's Scan Tech Studio will introduce…

Film Screening + Conversation with Adriana Corral, Janaye Brown, & Dr. Cherise Smith

The University of Texas at Austin · Art Building (ART), 1.102, 2301 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin TX 78712

This program brings together two collaborative film projects, I SAW THE MARKS THEY MADE AND THE WIND WAS BLOWING (2025) and Terrebonne (2026), by artists Adriana Corral and Janaye Brown.

An Artist’s Perspective: Kabbalah and the Divine Feminine in Leonard Cohen’s Songs

University of Rochester · Wilson Commons, Gowen Room, 201 Wilson Commons, Rochester, 14611

An Artist’s Perspective: Kabbalah and the Divine Feminine in Leonard Cohen’s Songs: A Talk and Recital by Sandra Zemor Celebrating the Mystical Poetry of Leonard Cohen’s Songs

Art Start: Woodblock Printing (10AF26)

University of Rochester · Memorial Art Gallery, false, 500 University Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607

Join the waitlistTaught by: Ashley Rehler

Virginia San Fratello: From Code to Craft

Cornell University · Suna Family Lecture Hall

Virginia San Fratello is an artist, designer, and educator whose interdisciplinary practice examines the relationships between material systems, emerging technologies, and the social and ecological…

An Evening With ariana Farquharson

Division of Academic and Student Affairs · Witherspoon Student Center, African American Cultural Center (201), 2810 Cates Ave., Raleigh, NC 27606

Join the Gregg Museum of Art & Design for an evening that will begin with an intimate artist talk by ariana Farquharson, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the personal narratives and techniques…

Veterans Day Screening of We Lift Each Other

Division of Academic and Student Affairs · Witherspoon Student Center, Cinema, 2810 Cates Ave., Raleigh, NC 27606

In observance of Veterans Day, NC State LIVE invites the campus community and the public to a free screening of We Lift Each Other. The film follows a dance company and a group of veterans over one…

“The Mitchells vs. the Machines” (2021): Rigorously Curated Sad Robot (Sentience Was a Mistake)

Brown Arts Institute (BAI) · The Lindemann Performing Arts Center

Join us this fall for three films that ask what it means to be human in a world where people and machines are becoming increasingly intertwined.

Dr Miles Leeson talks Iris Murdoch Amongst the Artists

University of Chichester

Artwork by 20th-century British artists – including work by Iris Murdoch displayed in public for the first time – will be part of a major new exhibition at the University of Chichester.

Research Café: Muslim creativity, resistance and community wellbeing

University of Manchester · John Rylands Research Institute and Library, 150 Deansgate, Manchester, Gtr Manchester, M3 3EH

How can creativity be mobilised to build solidarities, create community care networks, and offer healing?