Arts
UMass Amherst to Host Max Roach Centennial Celebration Oct. 20-26
The College of Humanities and Fine Arts and the Fine Arts Center will host the Max Roach Centennial Celebration from Oct. 20-26.
Kinney Center to Feature Artist in Residence Exhibit, ‘Fatal Flora: Poisonous Revenge Narratives’
From Sept. 28 through Jan. 30, 2025, the Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies will showcase "Fatal Flora: Poisonous Revenge Narratives."
Art Department Announces Fall 2024 Visiting Artists, Curators, and Practitioners Lecture Series
The Art Department has announced the fall 2024 Visiting Artists, Curators, and Practitioners Lecture series.
'Forbidden' by Author and Professor Edie Meidav Published in Orion Magazine
"Forbidden," a new story by author and Provost Professor in the Department of English Edie Meidav was recently published by Orion Magazine in its autumn 2024.
'Forecast,' Solo Art Exhibition by Professor Shona Macdonald, On Display at Herter Hall Sept. 10-Oct. 10
Herter Art Gallery presents, Forecast, a solo exhibition by Shona Macdonald, artist and professor in the Department of Art.
UMass Amherst Announces Fall 2024 Art, Sustainability, and Activism Event Lineup
UMass Amherst has announced the fall 2024 schedule of events for Art Sustainability Activism.
UMass Theater Announces 2024-25 Season
The UMass Department of Theater has shared its programming for the 2024-25 season.
UMass MFA for Poets and Writers Presents Fall ‘24 Visiting Writers Series
The UMass MFA for Poets and Writers has announced the Fall ‘24 Visiting Writers Series.
'Fearless Literary Leader': Massachusetts Review Executive Editor Jim Hicks Reflects on Profound 15 Years
The Daily Hampshire Gazette is profiling Massachusetts Review Executive Editor Jim Hicks, who is stepping down from his role after 15 years.
UMass Kinney Center Features Exhibit by Renaissance of the Earth Artist in Residence Brandon Graving through Sept. 20
In Elusive Prize: Wonder, Wing, & Transmutation, artist Brandon Graving explores themes of alchemy, science, and the human pursuit of an elusive prize in the na
New Film 'Lost Nation' Draws Inspiration from Book by English's Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina
"Lost Nation," a new film by Vermont director Jay Craven was influenced, in part, by a book written by English Professor Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina.
Fringe Fest '24 Celebrates Theater Students' Boundless Creativity
The Department of Theater Fringe Fest '24 runs May 3-12 in spaces around the campus.