Cely’s House brings Italian artist to camps
For over 25 years, Cely and Bill Chicurel have been working to bring the joy of arts and crafts to children of all ages.
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For over 25 years, Cely and Bill Chicurel have been working to bring the joy of arts and crafts to children of all ages.
Larry Platt is a nationally renowned author of four books and editor of The Philadelphia Citizen whose work has appeared in various publications, including GQ Magazine and The New York Times Magazine. He recently co-authored the memoir, “Every Day I Fight,” of sports broadcasting legend Stuart Scott, who died in January.
From concerts by electronic musicians to audio engineer instillations, Moogfest has helped create a music scene unlike any other.
Over 100 excited students and faculty members gathered at the Hanes Art Center last night to hear from the organization’s latest visiting artist – who also happens to be a UNC alumnus.
A sense of mystery, mirth and magic consumed Paul Green Theatre Thursday night as PlayMakers Repertory Company’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” took the audience on a journey through Shakespearean comedy.
CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, a previous version of this story mischaracterized the novelty of this year’s Homecoming concerts. The Carolina Union Activities Board has previously hosted two Homecoming acts in conjunction. The story has been updated to reflect this change. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
The design of PlayMakers’ latest undertaking is not immaterial. It is about storytelling.
In the wake of UNC athletic scandals and the recent release of Kenneth Wainstein’s report, “Priceless Gem: An Athlete Story” not only captures many ongoing arguments about academics, but manages to give a spirited voice to the students feeling the repercussions.
Chances are most published cookbooks will tell readers something about preparing food. Not all of them will tell readers to “eat like you give a f*ck.”
Despite its eye-catching architecture and the various rumors surrounding its history, Forest Theatre might still be the best kept secret on UNC’s campus.
CORRECTION: Due to a reporting error, a previous version of this story incorrectly identified the relation between the play's main characters. Vania, Sonia and Masha are siblings. The story has been updated to reflect this change. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
For the third time in two years, adults with autism have a chance to hone and explore their artistic abilities.
Student-athletes have made up more than 20 percent of the total enrollment in the University’s stagecraft class since 2006 — in some cases, making up more than 50 percent of the class.
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Having taken the stage over 700 times for her one-woman show, veteran actress Barbara Bates Smith still describes every performance as magical.
Whether reporting on sports, politics or the arts, photography is a crucial element of journalism — and FRANK Gallery’s latest exhibit will showcase some of photojournalism's best at UNC.
It was in the throes of first grade when a teacher asked Tian Tian why she never seemed to turn in her homework. Raising her head high and flashing a wide smile, Tian said it was because her father told her all she needed to do was practice her piano.
From ceramic arts and acrylic paintings to photography and woodworking, FRANK Gallery’s latest exhibit showcases a dynamic variety of artistic disciplines.
Guest speaker Jonathan Kramnick is ready to enthrall students and faculty alike as part of this year’s “Critical Speakers Series,” presented by UNC’s Department of English and Comparative Literature.
The artistic style and storytelling of French cinema is coming to UNC.