Rohan Kulkarni In November 2017, University of Alberta art professor Sean Caulfield was named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, joining his brother and U of A law professor Tim Caulfield, who was elected to the RSC in 2007. It’s rare, if not unheard of, for brothers to share this prestigious national recognition; rarer still, … Read moreMeet the Caulfields: A Family of Creatives – curious arts
At some point in the “not too distant future” (translation: “we’re not allowed to give specific dates”), Edmontonians who pass by the new Valley Line LRT stop at the Muttart Conservatory will see a fascinating art installation by U of A sculptor and head technician (sculpture division), Stephanie Jonsson, who has been awarded a major … Read moreLRT Stop to Feature Art by Stephanie Jonsson – curious arts
A little bit about UAAC – AAUC The University Art Association of Canada holds a Conference for its members at different locations around Canada each year. The conference allows students in terminal degree programs, university faculty members and independent scholars and artists to chair and present on various panels. This year the conference was held … Read moreThe University Art Association of Canada Conference – curious arts
The following is a guest blog post by BA Drama student, Evelyn Rollans. You just never know what you’ll end up doing in this program! I applied to be on the ABBEDAM production team with an open ended request. I would have been happy to take on any role. Within the BA Drama program, students … Read moreBecoming ABBEDAM Musical Director – curious arts
In Studio Theatre’s A Bright Room Called Day, a group of artists in 1930s Germany slowly realize the political terror about to unfold around them, and must decide to flee or fight for their true beliefs. Here now is a look at the actual events that led to the rise of Hitler. After the first world … Read moreA Bright Room Called Day: The Fall of the Weimar Republic – curious arts