It's an experimental art experience open to all ages and levels of experience.
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It sounds like the setup for one of those teen nerd-makes-good movies, but in fact it’s a show of paintings, sculpture and illustration interpreting scientific research on genetic coding, string theory physics and nanochemistry.
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Aziz Ansari's Buried Alive Tour hits UCF Arena
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Leave behind the cat videos to mingle with some writers.
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Thursday-Saturday, Feb. 16-18 – Florida Writers’ Conference various times through Feb. 18 University of Central Florida $15-$150 Christian Lander of snarkblog Stuff White People Like once wrote, “It’s no secret: White people want to be writers. … Every single white person harbors this dream.” (Lander, who is white, gained a multi-book publishing deal off...
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Thursday, Jan. 19 – Rachel Louise Snyder As part of its “People Power, Politics and Global Change” series, UCF’s Global Perspectives invites Rachel Louise Snyder, a professor at American University in Washington, D.C., to present one of the series’ first lectures of the spring semester. Snyder, a public radio contributor and author of Fugitive...
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Friday, Nov. 11 – Light up UCF It’s a marginal art, to be sure, but there is an art to hosting old-fashioned family holiday fun, especially in Florida, where the mean-tempered aren’t mellowed by deathly ice-cold temperatures, and festivities almost always give way to the pitch (as this writer discovered recently at a supposed...
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Thursday, Nov. 10 – Arun Gandhi As the grandson of one of India’s (and the world’s) most inspiring civil rights leaders, you’d think it’d be smooth riding on grandpa’s dhoti to fame and fortune. Fact is, Arun Gandhi has stepped beyond Mohandas Gandhi’s shadows, experiencing the world’s brutality first-hand, and for more than three...
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Friday, Oct. 28 – UKnight Homecoming 2011 Nevermind that UCF’s weeklong homecoming celebration technically started on Oct. 22, with the King and Queen vote, a Panic! At the Disco concert and movie, comedy and skit nights. Skip ahead to our favorite college activities (and yes, they’re ones we still enjoy; this week honors alumni,...
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Thursday, Sept. 29 – Nice People Dancing to Good Country Music New York playwright Lee Blessing, possessor of a towering stack of theater awards, is known for Pinteresque political plays in which arms limitation negotiators, Central American dictators, and the like faff about the stage uttering oblique profundities. And yet there’s this play, his...
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