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Arts

Guest dancers enliven Utah ballet?s fall event

By By Sofia Strempek November 11, 2009

Utah ballet and modern dancers proved themselves to be mature artists in the Utah Ballet Special Event Performance, which ended last Saturday. But it was the out-of-towners8212;aka Germans8212;that provided the most excitement. Their piece, "Troy Games," startled the audience with a sensual and beautifully masculine performance.

Students hope to bring film chapter to U

By By Julie Abubo November 11, 2009

U students hope to bring fellow filmmakers together with those across the nation by establishing a student-affiliate chapter of the David Lynch Foundation on campus.

Performance combines modern dance, fundraising for charity

By By Sofia Strempek November 11, 2009

Dance is often a selfish art form8212;the purpose of movement as merely movement itself. Efren Corado, a second-year graduate student in the department of modern dance at the U defies this selfish tendency in an exciting and charitable way, by merging dance and community involvement.

Museum to display Silk Road artifacts

By By John Collins November 11, 2009

The famed Silk Road refers to massive network of trade routes that stretched from China to eastern Europe during a 1,500-year period.

UMFA film makes a strong ?point?

By By Evan Frank November 11, 2009

On Saturday, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts will hold a free public screening of filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni's "Zabriskie Point."

Science, math and poetry join in symposium

By By Steve Coons November 11, 2009

A poet, a mathematician and a composer walk into a library, engage in a heated debate concerning the relative merits of their chosen fields and in the process find they have more in common than any of them could have ever imagined.

?Gentlemen Broncos? falls short of ?Napoleon? humor

By By Steve Coons November 4, 2009

The opening credits montage for "Gentlemen Broncos," the latest from "Napoleon Dynamite" director Jared Hess, might be the most successful part of the film. The credits and titles are placed on the covers of a rotating selection of science fiction and fantasy paperbacks while the Zager and Evans tune "In the Year 2525" provides the soundtrack.

WorldDance celebrates Iranian art

By By Sofia Strempek November 4, 2009

As we plunge into the season of traditions8212;jack-o'-lanterns giving way to turkey and stuffing, and supermarkets playing Christmas carols on repeat8212;the Eastern Arts student club is hosting "WorldDance 2009" to celebrate the ancient cultural traditions of Iran.

Prof?s composition chosen for N.Y. concert

By By Elliott Bueler November 4, 2009

For U music professor and composer Miguel Chuaqui, a career in music once seemed an unrealistic choice. Such ambition no longer seems frivolous, as Chuaqui has been named one of 12 winners in a prestigious international composition contest.

Savvy tips for cheap flicks

By By Evan Frank, By Evan Frank, and By Evan Frank November 4, 2009

Going to college can be expensive8212;really expensive. But that doesn't mean extra-curricular activities are sitting around in the dark doing nothing. Here are a few tips to make life affordably more entertaining.