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Upcoming Events
Saturday, January 31
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2:00pm
This comedy film is free and part of the film series "Korean Cinema Now". It is in Korean with English subtitles.
Monday, February 2
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7:00pm
Session 1: Words for Dance. A workshop on how to watch and write about dance, and audience preparation for U-M School of Music, Theatre & Dance Power Center performances "Currents & Crossings."
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7:00pm
Tuesday, February 3
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7:00pm
Wednesday, February 4
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5:30pm
Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko will give the 2015 Copernicus Lecture.
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7:00pm
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7:00pm
Friday, February 6
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10:00am
Admission is free, but tickets are required.
Monday, February 9
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4:00pm
The Institute for Research in Women and Gender presents a discussion of the book, "Rednecks, Queers and Country Music" featuring author Nadine Hubbs along with other UM faculty Charles Garrett, Karyn Lacy and Gayle Rubin.
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7:00pm
Session 2: Adapting Stories. A look at repetition and reinterpretation in dance, Nijinsky and "dancing the Faun," preparation for Compagnie Non Nova's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Foehn" and discussion of U-M School of Music, Theatre & Dance performances of "Currents & Crossings."
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7:00pm
Tuesday, February 10
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5:30pm
Russian photographer Misha Friedman speaks about his work.
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8:00pm
Locally-created short films about the dark side of love.
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8:00pm
This movie features twenty of the best tracks by the avant garde collage group Negativland with animation by twenty different artists from across the U.S.
Thursday, February 12
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5:10pm
Macarthur Foundation award-winning dance performer Elizabeth Streb speaks.
Friday, February 13
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7:00pm
Saturday, February 14
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2:00pm
This thriller is free and part of the film series "Korean Cinema Now". It is in Korean with English subtitles.
Monday, February 16
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7:00pm
Session 3: Body Experiments. Preparation for Trisha Brown Dance Company and the U-M Dance Department's Queer Dance performances, and discussion of Compagnie Non Nova's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Foehn."
Tuesday, February 17
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6:00pm
Mardi Gras celebrated in a traditional 1930s Bayou style.
Wednesday, February 18 - Thursday, February 19
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7:30pm
A performance in the "Meanings and Makings of Queer Dance" performance series curated by Assistant Professor Clare Croft.
Thursday, February 19
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4:00pm - 6:00pm
A discussion of John Coltrane’s seminal classic “A Love Supreme” which was released in February 1965.
Saturday, February 21
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10:45am
Join dancers from Trisha Brown Dance Company for an exploration of the company's movement style. Sponsored by UMS in collaboration with the Ann Arbor Y.
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2:00pm
This period action film is free and part of the film series "Korean Cinema Now". It is in Korean with English subtitles.
Saturday, February 21 - Sunday, February 22
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8:00pm
Saturday, March 14
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2:00pm
This drama is free and part of the film series "Korean Cinema Now". It is in Korean with English subtitles.
Saturday, March 21
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2:00pm
This historical drama is free and part of the film series "Korean Cinema Now". It is in Korean with English subtitles.
Saturday, April 11
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2:00pm
This drama is free and part of the film series "Korean Cinema Now". It is in Korean with English subtitles.
