Lev Grossman, book critic and technology writer at Time magazine, released the final novel in his “Magicians” trilogy, “The Magician’s Land.” He will talk at Flyleaf Books tonight. Staff writer Everett Handy spoke to him about the series.
LAB! Theatre announced its 2014 fall season which aims to capture their love of experimental and off-the-wall theatre.
Unbeknownst to many, one of the southeast’s best Asian art collections lives at the Ackland, right at UNC’s doorstep.
$187,082 is an oddly specific number but for the co-writers of a new grant for the UNC Library’s Southern Folk Collection it’s far from arbitrary.
Some people might say artist Martin Saltzman is an abstract painter, he however, would consider himself a realist.
The sole purpose of the theater is not the performances themselves, but rather to bring the entire community together to enjoy a shared experience.
Rachel Musson opened Hairspray by turning night into morning with her powerful vocals in the song “Good Morning, Baltimore.”
In 1967, environmental sculptor Patrick Dougherty graduated from UNC with an English degree. Though he currently travels across the globe creating award-winning sculptures out of saplings, he continues to call Chapel Hill home.
The saying is true: with time comes wisdom, and after 25 years, Merge Records is showing its expertise in the music business by collaborating with the art world.
Ten years ago, Massachusetts resident Christopher Lockheardt was sitting in his hometown laundromat when he saw a notice for a local theater group looking for ten-minute plays.
“Lord, what fools these mortals be!”
Hairspray kept hairdos up in the ‘60s, but it keeps feet tapping in this decade.
UNC alumni rockers Supreme Fiction will be putting out their new extended play (EP), Quivering Things, July 3 with a release show at the Pinhook.
The Paris of Piedmont may soon be in the middle of a bohemian revolution as the town continues to discuss a possible new arts and creativity district.
“Come with me, and you’ll be in a world of pure imagination.”
In 2006, journalist Tom Brokaw told the graduating Stanford class it’s easy to make a buck, but it’s a lot harder to make a difference.
Art enthusiasts and dreamers alike will be submerged in the gulf between sleep and reality in “Mezzmerizd: Dreaming Awake,” an exhibition mingling paintings with performance, circus and flow arts, movement and nature.
Jane Austen would have found herself at home at UNC on Thursday.
Michael Ehlbeck always knew he was interested in art, but his discovery of printmaking happened by accident.
PlayMakers Repertory Company opens its doors to Austin-based theater ensemble Rude Mechanicals this summer.
The rivals are joining forces to make a special Rivalry Edition (both on-campus and online Feb. 20) and to see which student media program can raise the most money between Feb. 1 and 20.
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