The Interdisciplinary Modernisms Workshop (UGA's ModSquad) invites you to a workshop presentation and roundtable discussion with Professor Sarah Ann Wells (University of Wisconsin-Madison). A pivotal tool of 20th- and 21st-century labor resistance, the strike has long been a vital topic for political cinema, even as it pushes the limits of filmic representation. How can filmmakers capture the unpredictable unfolding of collective resistance when they are often positioned outside the community of striking workers?

The Pop Up Math & Design Exhibition at UGA brings together art and math students to collaboratively design objects, visualizations, and interactive experiences of mathematics with a focus on topology. In topology, objects can stretch, twist, bend, and deform freely; to a topologist, a twisted rubber band and a circle are the same. With no fixed "shape" to speak of, mathematicians and artists can make creative choices of how to best represent these intriguing objects. Join us and explore an amazing world of knots, higher dimensions, and wild spaces.

How is virtual reality being used in art and industry? Join Kyle Morrison, VR developer and simulation engineer for an informal conversation about his research and professional expertise in the field of Extended Reality (XR).

Morrison was a graduate assistant in interdisciplinary arts research at UGA and a master’s student in theatre and film studies before joining Collins Aerospace. Learn more at http://kylecmorrison.com.

Rebecca Kamen, sculptor and lecturer on the intersections of art and science, seeks ‘the truth’ through observation. Her artwork is informed by wide-ranging research into cosmology, history, philosophy, and by connecting common threads that flow across various scientific fields to capture and re-imagine what the scientists see.

https://rebeccakamen.com

Artworks by Dallis Foshee ('22, BFA) on view in the 2022 Fall BFA Exit Show Instead of Feathers

The first ever Dodd Prom is happening on Friday, March 24th from 7-10 PM! The Dodd Ambassadors are excited to host this event in the first floor atrium and courtyard of the main building of the Lamar Dodd School of Art on 270 River Road. Come dressed in formal attire and dance the night away with friends and enjoy a mocktail bar. Buy your tickets at the door with cash or Venmo.