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Scholars record a digital album using ancient Japanese musical instruments
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Lecturer, artist and Native Launchpad award recipient brook smiley to present “Re:Forming,” a live-stream performance
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Family of Robert J. O’Brien donates his collection of theatrical recordings of Shakespeare to UCSB Library
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UCSB’s Carsey-Wolf Center to present “Subversives” film series of moderated discussions over Zoom
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Alum of competitive GreenScreen program in film and media studies screens his first film at Nature Track Film Festival
Media arts and technology doctoral scholar Mark Hirsch is Fermilab’s 2021-2022 artist-in-residence
Scholars record a digital album using ancient Japanese musical instruments
Lecturer, artist and Native Launchpad award recipient brook smiley to present “Re:Forming,” a live-stream performance
Family of Robert J. O’Brien donates his collection of theatrical recordings of Shakespeare to UCSB Library
UCSB’s Carsey-Wolf Center to present “Subversives” film series of moderated discussions over Zoom
Alum of competitive GreenScreen program in film and media studies screens his first film at Nature Track Film Festival
