Vocal Performance alum Brian Manternach (MM 1999, Music) celebrates the publication of his first book, “Voices of Influence: The Journey of a Teacher and Student in the Voice Studio,” with Bloomsbury Publishing.
Peck School of the Arts Department of Film, Video, Animation & New Genres is a partner on a new experimental film series called “The Great Lakes Listening Series,” which will be held at UWM’s Union Cinema.
Jeffery Mosser and his mentee, Mizha Lee Overn, were featured on Arts Educators Save the World, a podcast that highlights the experiences and achievements behind art educators and their mentees. On the podcast, Mosser and Overn discuss the mentorship process, the business side …
Akira Harris (Sophomore BFA, Versatile Voice) was awarded at the Wisconsin Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. Harris won first place for the Classical Music category and second in the Commercial Music category.
Assistant Professor Jesse Malmed (Film, Video, Animation and New Genres) marks ten years of his Chicago-based project Western Pole with the exhibition POST POST POST: A Decade of Western Pole at Patient Info, Chicago. Since 2015, Malmed has featured more …
Kyle Khembunjong, a recent graduate of the classical guitar program, has been awarded second prize in the M.E. Brune Guitar Competition at the The University of Rhode Island Guitar and Mandolin Festival, one of the world’s premier classical guitar competitions. …
In October, PSOA hosted the Patricia Crump Vocal Competition for the first time. Among the competition’s 11 finalists were current graduate students Alexandra Smith and Emily Bergeron and alum Kaisa Herrmann (BFA 2019, Music). The competition honors Patricia Crump, founder …
Peck School of the Arts theatre alum Connor Nekich (BFA 2023) has been selected for the Emerging Professional Residency at Milwaukee Repertory Theater, a highly competitive program that accepts only eight actors each year from more than 200 applicants. Nekich …
UWM alum Geo Rutherford (MFA 2021, Art) debuts the 2025 edition of her viral TikTok series “Spooky Lake Month.” Each day of October, Rutherford posts a new video about spooky lakes, historical events, a natural phenomenon, educating viewers on a …
UWM alums Thom Romero (BFA 2011, Art) and Emmanuel Guerra (MFA 2024, Art) feature their work as part of the Whitewater Cultural Arts Center’s Latino Heritage Month Pop-Up event. The exhibition will honor the contributions of Latino artists to Wisconsin’s art community. To read the full article, visit the Daily …
Professor Kyoung Ae Cho (Professor & Area Head, Fibers) is featured in MADE: Contemporary Fiber Arts, an exhibition of recent works by emerging and established fiber artists. Curated by Hannah O’Hare Bennett, the exhibition embraces utilizing fiber art to honor …
UWM alum and acclaimed filmmaker Chris Smith (MFA 1999, Performing Arts – Film) won his second and third Emmy for his work as an executive producer on the documentary series 100 Foot Wave. Smith won his previous Emmy in 2024 …
Kyle Khembunjong, a recent graduate of UWM’s classical guitar studio, received second prize and the audience prize at the Josefina P. Tuason International Guitar Competition in Denver over the weekend. The competition draws talented musicians from around the world.
Jonathan Laabs (MM 2017, Music) was announced as the new director for the Sheboygan Symphony Chorus. “We are thrilled to welcome Jonathan Laabs as Director of the Sheboygan Symphony Chorus,” said Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra’s music director Ernesto Estigarribia Mussi. “Jonathan …
Guitarist, composer, and UWM alum Ben Dameron (MM 2017, Music) is co-leading the emerging jazz ensemble Heirloom as they prepare to release their debut album Familiar Beginnings this September. Rooted in the classical foundations of jazz, the record offers a …