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Local gallery showcases student artwork

Hannah Marcum • April 13, 2011

Harrison Galleries on University Boulevard will host the third annual BFA Juried Exhibition through April 25. The exhibit showcases the work of 10 UA undergraduate students. Works by Adam Hill, Amber...

Kentuck Art Night showcases woodwork, K5 art

Hannah Marcum • April 6, 2011

Tonight the Kentuck Art Gallery will host this month’s Art Night, featuring woodworker Bill Hubbard, artwork from elementary students involved in the Northport Fine Arts Initiative, and artwork from...

DewPoint to debut this Monday

Hannah Marcum • March 31, 2011

English honor society Sigma Tau Delta is presenting the inaugural issue of their literary journal, DewPoint, at a release party Monday night. The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Woods quad, and will feature...

Pink Box Burlesque show celebrates the 1920s

Pink Box Burlesque show celebrates the 1920s

Hannah Marcum • March 25, 2011

Pink Box Burlesque will once again take over the Bama Theatre this Friday for a night of dancing, comedy and live music. The show will celebrate the 1920s by paying tribute to traditional vaudeville....

Southern singer stays true to his roots

Hannah Marcum • March 24, 2011

Lying in his bed as a child, Matthew Mayfield could hear his father strumming classics such as The Beatles’ “Blackbird” and James Taylor's “Sweet Baby James” through the walls of his Birmingham...

Triple-Company ballet show premieres at the Bama

Triple-Company ballet show premieres at the Bama

Hannah Marcum • March 8, 2011

Anna Stepchuck spent Tuesday afternoon painting her ballet slippers green and scouring stores for green makeup and enormous false eyelashes. She is a member of the Tuscaloosa Community Dancers and will...

UA alumnus, photographer shoots local events

UA alumnus, photographer shoots local events

Hannah Marcum • March 6, 2011

If you’ve ever been to Egan’s, there’s a chance you’ve been blinded by the flash of local photographer David Smith’s camera. “I discovered when I bounced the light off of Egan’s low ceilings,...

Project Runway star tells how to make it work

Project Runway star tells how to make it work

Hannah Marcum • February 24, 2011

Anthony Williams, a UA alumnus and former contestant on the Lifetime series “Project Runway,” offered his advice to a room of 65 students and faculty during a presentation Thursday afternoon. “If...

Festival benefits Northport pottery studio

Hannah Marcum • February 17, 2011

If you’re missing Mardi Gras this year, you can get your fill of gumbo in downtown Northport this Saturday afternoon at GumboFest. Benefiting the new Kentuck Clay Co-Op, the event will be held from...

HCA to screen education documentaries at Ferg

Hannah Marcum • January 25, 2011

The Honors College Assembly will begin a new film and social media campaign tonight titled “What If?” The assembly will host monthly screenings of films based on education in the Ferguson Center Theater...

Little Willie’s hosts fundraiser

Hannah Marcum • January 21, 2011

Local bar Little Willie’s will host a fundraiser this Saturday for the upcoming Ladyfest Deep South Festival. The benefit will begin at 7 p.m. and costs $5 for students and youth and $10 for adults....

Arts Festival application deadline next Friday

Hannah Marcum • January 19, 2011

The deadline is looming for musicians and artists to submit applications for the Druid City Arts Festival. Jan. 28 is the last day for local acts to apply for Creative Campus' second annual event. More...

Arts Festival application deadline next Friday

Hannah Marcum • January 19, 2011

The deadline is looming for musicians and artists to submit applications for the Druid City Arts Festival. Jan. 28 is the last day for local acts to apply for Creative Campus' second annual event. More...