Assistant Professor Marquise Mays (Department of Film, Video, Animation, & New Genres) is currently screening a selection of films at the Oriental Theatre through Milwaukee Film’s Black Lens program. The ongoing series in celebration of Black History Month is open …
Mair Culbreth, Assistant Professor of Dance, has been competitively selected to represent UWM for the Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars (WTFS) program. Starting in May, Professor Culbreth will join professors from a variety of disciplines representing the Universities of Wisconsin. …
The Department of Dance has been working with accomplished dancer, educator, and choreographer Aysha Upchurch throughout 2023. As a guest artist, Upchurch was heavily involved in choreographing a piece for the upcoming Winterdances: Liminal faculty concert.
Kim Cosier, Professor Emerita of Art Education, recently received the great honor of Wisconsin Art Education Association (WAEA) acknowledging her with the award for Higher Ed Art Educator of the Year. She was among only 11 educators, ranging from elementary to college level, to be recognized.
From current graduate students to esteemed alumni and faculty members, the Peck School of the Arts Department of Film, Video, Animation & New Genres was well represented on the international film festival circuit this Fall. We’re excited to showcase the achievements of some of our very own who are currently screening their works across the globe.
Few playwrights encapsulate the wonders of multi-generational experiences better than Associate Professor Alvaro Saar Rios. A lifelong Texican and head of the Theatre Practices (BA) program at Peck School of the Arts, Rios has published six plays and amassed a wide range of accolades taking his plays across America. He has worked with esteemed organizations such as the Kennedy Center, First Stage, and Houston Grand Opera.
Carl Bogner, teaching professor in Film, Video, Animation & New Genres, has been honored by the Universities of Wisconsin with the Dr. P.B. Poorman Award for Outstanding Achievement on Behalf of LGBTQ+ People. The Dr. P.B. Poorman Award is given to …
Professor Nathaniel Stern was prominently featured in Forbes’ recent article, “The Moon is a Trick: AI Flings Greek Mythology All-Stars into Space.” Known for merging art and technology, Professor Stern’s recent project, “Future Mythologies, 2023,” uses AI to imagine how Greek mythological characters might recite at a poetry slam in space.
Two members of the Department of Dance faculty received awards at the 2023 Fall Awards ceremony at the Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts. Daniel Burkholder and Dan Schuchart were both recognized for their teaching.
Jesse McLean, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Film, Video, Animation & New Genres at UWM’s Peck School of the Arts was recently featured in E-Flux Film’s filmmaker staff picks.
The Milwaukee Film Festival recently concluded, and the UW-Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts has much to celebrate. With a longstanding relationship with the festival, the talented students, faculty, and alumni from the Peck School showcased their passion, organized compelling programs, and worked tirelessly behind the scenes to contribute to the festival’s success.
Ralph Janes, the Theater Education program director at PSOA, is a strong advocate for the integration of American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters in theater productions, as he believes it enhances the experience for all audiences. This inclusive approach aligns with …
Sculpture Milwaukee is growing with a new exhibition called “Dear Nature,” curated and designed by students and faculty from local colleges. This student-led showcase explores the relationship between humans and nature.
Krislyn World, a talented dancer who recognized her calling at a young age and performed across the globe, has returned to Milwaukee as an educator and lecturer of dance at the UWM’s Peck School of the Arts. Discover more about …
New Dramaworks is a series dedicated to developing new work by Midwestern playwrights of various stages in their career, from students and alumni to established professionals. Learn more in this interview with Saar-Rios.
