University of Massachusetts Amherst

October 8, 2005

Softball Alumnae Game
Amnesty International: Darfur Letter-Writing Campaign
Amnesty International would like to call upon the students of UMass, Amherst to help stop the genocide in Darfur, Sudan through joining in a one-day letter-writing campaign.
Football vs. Northeastern
Head coach Don Brown leads the University of Massachusetts football team into action against Northeastern.
Men''s Soccer vs. Rhode Island
The UMass men’s soccer team opens its conference slate against the Rhode island Rams.
jubilat/Jones Poetry Reading Series
The fourth annual jubilat/Jones Library reading series welcomes poets Tony Hoagland and Dean Young.
Men''s Hockey vs. St. Francis Xavier
Wind Ensemble & Symphony Band
UMass Amherst's Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band perform together in concert.
Reflections: Cars and Parts
The show features 30 of artist Bryant J. Stewart's pieces which have been exhibited in galleries throughout the country.
Svetlana and Igor Kopystiansky
Svetlana and Igor Kopystiansky are known for collaborative video and photographic projects. Since the late 1970s their work has developed as a response to their particular position as dissident artists in the former Soviet Union.
New York/New England/New Talent 2005
The 15 artists in New York/New England/New Talent manifest an expansive mix of sensibilities and, to a great extent, mirror the diversity of the current art scene.
Hieronymus Bosch, Revisited
A full sized transcription of Bosch's painting "Garden of Earthly Delights," circa 1500. The piece is a triptyc depicting scenes of heaven, hell, and paradise.
Petri Dishes and Arthrax
Local artist Edgar Sabogal returned to his homeland of Medelline, Colombia in 2004 as part of Augusta Savage Gallery's new Art International Residency Program.
Gretchen Beck: Torridity
An exhibition of drawings based on the degradation of the Nigerian landscape.
Looking Forward, Looking Back: 1975 - 2005 at the University Gallery
A retrospective lecture series celebrating some of the most notable exhibitions in the Gallery's history.
"Oz Books, The Movie, Gay Men, Oh My!"
Dee Michel's collection of books, cards, musical recordings, ads, and collectibles from The Wizard of Oz highlights the connection between the movie and gay male culture, and a celebration of Oz by fans, critics, and entrepreneurs.