ACTnow: Black Grace

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Neil Ieremia, Black Grace
William Ming Liu, College of Education

In partnership with Multicultural Involvement in Community Advocacy (MICA), College of Education, Office of Diversity & Inclusion

ACTnow: SITI Company

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Anne Bogart, SITI Company
Raymond Caldwell, Theater Alliance

In partnership with Theatre Alliance, UMD Department of Classics, Office of Diversity & Inclusion

ACTnow: Ahamefule J. Oluo

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Ahamefule J. Oluo
Ijeoma Oluo
Carlton Green, UMD Office of Diversity and Inclusion

In partnership with Office of Diversity & Inclusion, The Graduate School, Voices for Social Change

Masterful Strings: Masterclass with Diana Cohen, violin

Concertmaster of the Calgary Symphony since 2013, Diana Cohen leads an active career as a soloist, chamber musician and arts administrator. She is the founding member of Trio Terzetto and executive and co-artistic director of the ChamberFest Cleveland festival. She leads a masterclass in advance of her 8PM performance.

Masterful Strings: Masterclass with Emanuel Gruber, cello

Cellist Emanuel Gruber is celebrated as a soloist, chamber musician, recording artist and teacher. Awarded the Pablo Casals Prize by the Philharmonic Orchestra, he also won the Concert Artists’ Guild Auditions early in his career. He has been principal cellist of the Israel Chamber Orchestra and co-principal of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. He leads a cello masterclass that is open to the community.

NextNOW Fest 2019

NextNOW Fest is an inspiring experience where creativity and community converge. By amplifying the voices of intriguing, inventive artists from around campus and the country, NextNOW Fest creates a forward-looking microcosm where art shapes and transforms our future.

2019 Festival Lineup

Priests

Entering their eighth year as a band, Priests—Daniele, vocalist Katie Alice Greer and guitarist G.L. Jaguar—remain an inspired anomaly in modern music. A band on its own label, Sister Polygon Records—jolting the greater music world with early releases by Downtown Boys, Snail Mail, Sneaks and Gauche—they are living proof that it is still possible to work on one’s own terms, to collectively cultivate one’s own world. Bred in punk, Priests play rock’n’roll that is as intellectually sharp as it is focused on pop’s thrilling pleasure centers, that is topical without sloganeering.

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