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Student & Alumni News
Friday, September 07, 2018
TheatreUSF Alumni Kristen Zur and Stacey Davila Make New Achievements in the Arts
Two TheatreUSF alumni are doing great things since graduating — Kristen Zur completed a master's degree program at Coventry University in England, while Stacey Davila now works as costume supervisor for Ballet Hispánico in New York City.
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Dance Alumna Emily Hansel Reveals Her Life as a Dancer in the San Francisco Chronicle
Dance alumna Emily Hansel shows her life as a professional dancer and arts administrator living in San Francisco in an article by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Music Alumnus Matt Horanzy Wins First Place Composition Prize
USF College of The Arts alumnus Matt Horanzy is the first place winner of the Bill Conti Big Band Arranging and Composing Competition for his piece init 1 for full jazz orchestra.
College of The Arts News
Friday, September 14, 2018
USF Contemporary Art Museum Exhibition Shows the Results of Conflict
The exhibition Miki Kratsman: People I Met, curated by USF Contemporary Art Museum curator-at-large Christian Viveros-Fauné,
is on view now at the Contemporary Art Museum. The exhibition is supported by a grant
by the arts organization Artis.
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Jason Lazarus Recreates Historic Protest Signs with the People of Miami
USF Assistant Professor of Art Jason Lazarus collaborates with the public to recreate
historic protest signs in A CENTURY OF DISSENT: MIAMI! — a growing public archive
and workshop series hosted by arts organization Manna Contemporary Miami.
Friday, September 07, 2018
Sue Havens Exhibits Her Largest Painting in New York, Interviews with Fields Magazine
Sue Havens, assistant professor of painting and drawing at USF, exhibits her painting
Brick and Mortar: MASSIVE at New York City's Knockdown Center through December 23. A summer article by fields magazine features Havens for a discussion of her artwork.