NextNOW Fest: Mojdeh Rezaeipour: Classroom Solidarities

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From 2022–2024, Mojdeh Rezaeipour has archived over 200 digital photos and videos produced by womxn and young girls in classrooms across Iran. These images call for bodily autonomy and other basic freedoms under conditions of severe repression throughout the Jin Jiyan Azadi movement.

NextNOW Fest: Exhibition Preview & Reception for Up Close: Hana Ward

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Join the UMD Art Gallery for an exhibition preview and reception for their exhibits Faculty Exhibition 2024 and Up Close: Hana Ward.

Up Close: Hana Ward offers an intimate look at the artist's practice across three varied mediums—painting, ceramics, and printmaking. Despite its modest scale, the exhibition delves deeply into themes of personal, spiritual, and environmental rejuvenation.

NextNOW Fest: Photography by Max Waldman

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Max Waldman photographed some of the greatest theatre and dance artists during the 1960s and 1970s in New York City. Instead of capturing the artists onstage, however, he invited them to his studio where he often created new arrangements, which proved intimate & profound. This exhibition runs from August 2024 through July 2025.

Curated by Drew Barker, Performing Arts Librarian. Photographs from the Special Collections in Performing Arts (SCPA).

Composer Reading by Castalian String Quartet

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Castalian String Quartet reads new works by UMD School of Music student composers. Don't miss their recital on Sunday, November 10.

SUPPORT

This performance is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council and The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation.

 

Experimental Performance Series #1

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In the first Experimental Performance Series performance of the school year, undergraduate and graduate student choreographers present two brand new dance pieces.

Humonculus
Choreographers: Angela Smith and Peter Pattengill
Run-time (approximate): 25 minutes

NextNOW Fest: DIY Poster Printing and the Archives

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Learn about DIY printing techniques and listen to classic vinyl while designing and making your own poster with archivists from UMD's Special Collections in Performing Arts (SCPA). Using blocks and stamps hand-carved by SCPA staff, you will have the opportunity to design your own poster with exclusive designs from the archive for this year's festival.

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