Arts & Culture
The shape of music: USask artist and musicians explore human perception
A June 17 concert by the Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra will be a multisensory experience
Opera, As In: Writing One
A talk in the Fine Arts Research Lecture Series in Music (FARLS)
Delphine von Schauroth and the 19th-Century Woman Artist
A talk in the Fine Arts Research Lecture Series in Music (FARLS)
Writing North: Tenacity
An annual writers’ festival hosted by the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild and the USask MFA in Writing Program
material + time
Drawn from the University of Saskatchewan Art Collection, the exhibition presents divergent associations with structural modes, moving away from static moments towards an understanding of structure as an ongoing process of dissolution
Charlene Vickers: Big Blue Smudge
Charlene Vickers’ practice explores memory, healing and embodied connections to ancestral lands
Quill Violet Christie-Peters: spilling out, spilling over
Quill Violet Christie-Peters' work conceptualizes “spilling over boundaries” through Anishinaabekwe practices, moving beyond the material plane to a spiritual form of art-making
New scholarships will support USask students in fine arts, astronomy and environmental programs
The Gerald & Joan Johnson Endowed Student Award was created through a $100,000 gift to the College of Arts and Science
New USask short film highlights water security issues
“Water You Waiting For,” an animated video created by two USask students, is included in the BC Environmental Film Festival
USask PhD candidate studies Mandarin Chinese language acquisition among Saskatchewan children
Immigrant parents have a significant role to play in the maintenance and acquisition of heritage languages, said Qin Xiang, who defended her PhD thesis in November
USask researcher hosts theatre workshops to explore workplace harassment in health care
Theatre is a powerful tool because it generates a collective experience, says sociologist Dr. Elizabeth Quinlan (PhD)