Laura Kerslake (’15 DMus) is a people person. Music may be her passion, but it is not the sole source of her creative fulfillment. Engaging with individuals and groups is the thread running through her academic and employment pursuits. Now employed as the work experience coordinator for the Arts Work Experience (AWE) program at the … Read moreLaura Kerslake: Saxophonist and people person – curious arts
U of A Drama’s props master wins 2016 SkirtsAFire wearable art design contest Skirt of Armour made by Jane Kline, a glistening gold and silver construction fit for a Huntress Amazon Super Warrior Goddess, wins the title of 2016’s Skirt for this year’s SkirtsAFire Festival! The skirt was constructed by the U of A props … Read moreJane Kline’s Skirt of Armour – curious arts
If you want to keep your finger on the pulse of Edmonton, you need to follow Seen and Heard Karen Unland Seen and Heard in Edmonton is a blog and podcast created and run by Karen Unland about Edmonton podcasters and bloggers and the work they do. Recently, Salena and I were thrilled to be … Read moreCurious Arts featured on Seen and Heard – curious arts
Four times the reasons to go see a play To see a play move off the page and onto the stage in front of an audience for the first time, that’s a particularly exciting theatrical event. Take that drama and multiply it by four times and you’ve got the University of Alberta Department of Drama’s … Read moreNew Works Festival 2016 – curious arts
Juno Award-tenor on the high notes of helping students find their voice For the third in a series of video interviews celebrating the University of Alberta Department of Music’s 50th Anniversary, we caught up with assistant professor and Juno Award-winning tenor John Tessier. Video Credits: Grant Wang. Multimedia Technician, Faculty of Arts, University of AlbertaDirected … Read moreVideo: John Tessier – curious arts