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November 23, 2009
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10/22/09

Arts / Culture | Diversity | Community:  Day of the Dead celebration set for Oct. 28

Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix campus is celebrating life by honoring the dead at the annual El Día de Los Muertos festival.

10/21/09

Arts / Culture | Alumni:  Alumnus performs in Broadway tour of 'Phantom of the Opera'

Alumnus Laureen Vigil is returning to ASU for the third time as a cast member in the “Phantom of the Opera” Broadway tour, playing at Gammage Oct. 28 through Nov. 22.

10/20/09

Arts / Culture | Humanities:  Fiesta to celebrate Day of Dead

The English Club @ ASU will sponsor an afternoon of poetry, feasting and film in celebration of the Day of the Dead.

10/15/09

Arts / Culture:  Challenging students to transform space into place

A new annual project competition challenges students from across the Herberger Institute to transform a public space into an enhanced, activated place.

10/15/09

Arts / Culture:  Collaboration drives Design Innovation programs

Design Innovation is home to multiple, team-based transdisciplinary courses and programs that stress communication and teamwork as benchmarks for project success.

10/15/09

University | Arts / Culture:  Herberger Institute crosses boundaries in name of innovation

ASU's Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts encompasses seven distinct disciplines and a diverse collection of research and programs ­– all geared to create a new paradigm for innovation in the 21st century.

10/15/09

Arts / Culture:  ASU to celebrate first National Day on Writing

ASU's Department of English is sponsoring a celebration of the first National Day on Writing Oct. 20.

10/14/09

Arts / Culture:  Arizona rock art scholar to give free lecture

Well-known rock art scholar Ekkehart Malotki will give a talk entitled “The ‘Deep Structure' of Non-Iconic Rock Art: Human Universals” at the Deer Valley Rock Art Center.

10/14/09

Arts / Culture:  Artist Kathy Butterly to speak at Jan Fisher Memorial Lecture Series

The ASU Art Museum Ceramics Research Center is honored to welcome Kathy Butterly as featured speaker for the Jan Fisher Memorial Lecture Series.

10/14/09

Arts / Culture:  Color, bold forms accent ASU Gammage exhibit

Acrylic paintings, some on canvas, some on glass and some on wood, and digital prints inspired by data streams for sunspot cycles and solar wind, will be on display at ASU Gammage Oct. 21-Nov. 23.

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