An exhibition of photographs from Georgia College & State University Advanced Photo students, curated by GCSU Museum Study students will take place Thursday, April 11, from 5 until 6:30 p.m. in the Underwood House.
In this exhibit, viewers will see themes that can relate to any individual, not only those accustomed to professional art. Art. Love. Vibez. invites individuals from any background to experience these artworks, drawing together the diverse community that Antoinette Reames's heart is clearly tied to. Her presence within the Milledgeville community is noticeable through her work coaching youth basketball, being a member of the city council, and connecting to locals through her tattooing...
In this exhibit, viewers will see themes that can relate to any individual, not only those accustomed to professional art. Art. Love. Vibez. invites individuals from any background to experience these artworks, drawing together the diverse community that Antoinette Reames's heart is clearly tied to. Her presence within the Milledgeville community is noticeable through her work coaching youth basketball, being a member of the city council and connecting to locals through her tattooing...
Tuesday, April 16 Georgia College & State University students will perform their original music for “Songwriters” at 7:30 p.m. in Max Noah Recital Hall at Georgia College & State University. Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor in Music Therapy or Masters in Music Therapy programs will present their compositions in classical traditions to modern and folk styles. “Moonlight Lullaby” by Preston Raburn will be performed along with the GeeCee Saxophone Quartet. Liam Mueller...
Tuesday, April 16 Georgia College & State University students will perform their original music for “Songwriters” at 7:30 p.m. in Max Noah Recital Hall at Georgia College & State University. Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor in Music Therapy or Masters in Music Therapy programs will present their compositions in classical traditions to modern and folk styles. “Moonlight Lullaby” by Preston Raburn will be performed along with the GeeCee Saxophone Quartet. Liam Mueller...
In February, senior theatre major Mary Morgan Collier of Athens, Georgia, competed and won the Region IV Student Dramaturg Award from Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas and the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. Region IV is one of eight regions for the competition, so eight winners are chosen annually. From there, a panel of experts selected Collier as a national finalist for Region 4 and recipient of a LMDA/KCACTF Dramaturgy Fellowship for her dramaturgical...
Eat sweets and support kids. We are hosting a bake sale to support 2024 Camp HOPE of Central Georgia. Camp HOPE is a week-long summer camp for children who have been impacted by domestic violence, sexual abuse and child abuse. Bake sale items include chicken biscuits, cookies, coffee and scones.
Tuesday, April 9, 2024 2 - 3:15 p.m. A&S Auditorium The rejection of slavery by the major European powers early in the 19th century was the result of a moral invention of an unprecedented character and yet, until recently, there was almost no mention of any aspect of slavery in histories of ethics or of political philosophy. This was in spite of the fact that questions surrounding the legitimacy and practice of slavery were a regular part of moral philosophy courses at universities...
