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“The Watsons Go to Birmingham — 1963” and symposium explore theatrical representations of Black history
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The work of UC Santa Barbara student filmmakers will hit the big screen as part of the 2019 Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF).
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Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology conference features internationally known artists and scholars
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UC Santa Barbara history, anthropology departments host guest lecture by writer David Treuer
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Carsey-Wolf Center presents “Beatles Revolutions,” a film series exploring the influence of the lads from Liverpool
International dance colloquium addresses issues of race and racism in American classical ballet
“The Watsons Go to Birmingham — 1963” and symposium explore theatrical representations of Black history
The work of UC Santa Barbara student filmmakers will hit the big screen as part of the 2019 Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF).
Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology conference features internationally known artists and scholars
UC Santa Barbara history, anthropology departments host guest lecture by writer David Treuer
Carsey-Wolf Center presents “Beatles Revolutions,” a film series exploring the influence of the lads from Liverpool
!["The Long Drought," Maiza Hixson, 2018](https://www.news.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/visual_pick_slideshow/public/slideshow_images/2018/Maiza-Hixson-TheLongDrought-uc-santa-barbara-current.jpg?itok=Uz37l_U7 ""The Long Drought," Maiza Hixson, 2018")
