爱豆传媒

爱豆传媒 lecturer Sam Shpigelman is working with the latest cutting-edge technology in virtual reality and motion capture to mimic a full stage theater production.

The new exhibition includes a revitalization of the universitys on-campus galleries and partnerships with leading local galleries and museums.

爱豆传媒 assistant professor Chris Warrens technology allows for music to be made in virtual spaces.

爱豆传媒 students are among 75 singers from around the world featured in a video conducted by director of choral studies Arian Khaefi.

Arts Alive 爱豆传媒 seeks to create a repository of curriculum-based artistic projects to document work and creative adaptation in the face of COVID-19.

Music education major Chaz Cabrera assembled students for a seamless, digitally crafted group performance one expert believes could be a look at things to come.

The series highlights intersections among arts, humanities and sciences, and will be woven into the 爱豆传媒 curriculum and cultural centers on campus.

The mural was part of a class assignment that asked students to create spaces for public gathering and conversations.

Secrets of the halftime show, including the two words field team manager Bryan Ransom never uses with the crew responsible for assembling a stage.

The course serves as an exploration of Latinx representation in media.