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Victoria Juharyan on the Destruction of Ukrainian Cultural Heritage

April 01, 2022

Victoria Juharyan discusses the destruction and threat of destruction of Ukraine’s cultural heritage during the Russian invasion.

Dancers perform in front of Manetti Shrem Museum, with sign in background

Graduate Artists Honored; Sculptures from ‘BowerHaus’ on View, Visit Cruess for Design Works

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
June 11, 2025

'Taming the Lightning,' an immersive, interactive, environment that blends live performance with digital and tactile elements, opens June 3rd in the Arena Theatre at Wright Hall.

Elevating the Arts at �鶹��ý at a Glance: June 2025

by �鶹��ý Staff
June 04, 2025

This Sunday at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, Yamato's enticing drum performance features over 40 Taiko drums on stage. You’ll become engulfed in the sound of the Taiko, becoming one with the performers. (Courtesy photo)

Weekender: End the Quarter with Exciting Music and Dance

by Jamie Gelfond, News and Media Relations Intern
March 13, 2025

The choruses of �鶹��ý — the Concert Choir and the Chamber Singers — join to sing the music that Albert J. McNeil (1920–2022) loved and championed with guest conductor Dr. Jan Taylor this weekend.

Weekender: Start Your March with the Arts

by Jamie Gelfond, News and Media Relations Intern
March 06, 2025

�鶹��ý Art History professor, Heghnar Watenpaugh, gave lecture “Survivor Objects and Captive Sites: Art and Cultural Heritage in Genocide” at The Getty Center in Los Angeles this past December on the Armenian genocide and the significance of art. (Jamie Gelfond/ photography)

�鶹��ý Art History’s Watenpaugh Inspires with Her Perspective on Art and Cultural Heritage Destruction

by Jamie Gelfond, News and Media Relations Intern
February 10, 2025

Artwork of figures in Native costumes in golds and browns

Weekender: Ruby Neri and Her Art, Thiebaud Endowed Lecture, New Art Coming to Gorman

by Jamie Gelfond, News and Media Relations Intern
January 30, 2025

View of Art Exhibition at Gorman Museum of Native American Art at �鶹��ý

Exhibition Features Work of Brenda Mallory, Citizen of Cherokee Nation, at Gorman

by Karen Nikos-Rose
September 24, 2024

Society, Arts & Culture

Three people stand in front of library exhibit on Robert Arneson

Lunchable: View the Eggheads Inside the Cool Library

by Karen Nikos-Rose
July 11, 2024

Bookhead Egghead shot in front of library at �鶹��ý with students, in blur, walking by

�鶹��ý Honors Its Iconic Eggheads and Arts Heritage

by Karen Nikos-Rose
April 01, 2024

Front of Gorman Museum of Native American Art, �鶹��ý

Visualize the Complexities of Being Native Through Art

by Karen Nikos-Rose
September 28, 2023

Society, Arts & Culture

A white museum sign that reads "Gorman Museum of Native American Art" is pictured in front of the renovated museum.

C.N. Gorman Museum Expected Open in Fall

by �鶹��ý Staff and Other Sources
March 17, 2023

An abstract painting of white and blue waves crashing on a rugged shoreline.

Abstract Painting Added to �鶹��ý Cancer Center Lobby

by Stephanie Winn
January 17, 2023

A wall in the ArtSpark studio filled with drawings left by other visitors. The drawings include self-portraits, landscapes, and other abstract shapes.

Get Your Art Spark at the Museum’s Carol and Gerry Parker Art Studio

by Hayley Morris, �鶹��ý Media Relations Intern
September 06, 2022