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VICTORIA - The first day of school in Victoria one hundred years ago marked the start of a student strike over segregation that helped Chinese-Canadians solidify their place in a country that was not always welcoming, say historians and cultural experts.

As part of the College of Fine Arts, the Department of Theatre and Dance, School of Art and Visual Studies and School of Music will join the UK Art Museum in presenting a diverse selection of concerts, exhibits, theatre and dance programming this fall semester.

Raquel Valença, a member of our Emerging Fellows program shares her perspectives on futures studies and visual studies in her first blog post. The views expressed are those of the author and not necessarily those of the APF or its other members.   REVOLUTIONIZING FUTURES STUDIES WITH IMAGESImage: Hermann Traub by PixabayWhat do you see in

The University of Maine at Farmington Emery Community Arts Center plans to wrap up the summer season with two new exhibits. They include “Collaboration:

a href= http://www.artbma.org target= _blank The Baltimore Museum of Art /a opened a suite of four solo exhibitions by some of today’s leadin

Part of a larger research project from the past year, James Robert Southard created a digital photo collage series focused on Kentucky creatives and influencers, including several UK faculty.

University of Torontos Archinect profile.

Scholars find metal-casting atop new Parliament building different from what Nandalal Bose painstakingly created

This summer, a museum in Italy is displaying the results of a six-year archaeological excavation conducted by more than 20 Duke faculty and students. The exhibit, which opened recently at the Museo

Senior Associate Dean Jacqueline Looney will retire this June after a remarkable 30 years spent supporting Duke graduate students.