Arts

Fayette’s Folk Art on Display at Tuscaloosa’s Hotel Indigo “I think in a lot of ways, our art is a reflection of our community,” said Scott McQueen. The Fayette-based folk artist said he was...

Jazz in the Time of the Novel The Temporal Politics of American Race and Culture by Bruce Evan Barnhart ABOUT THE BOOK Jazz in the Time of the Novel argues that a culture’s understanding of the...

 You could say Darius “PaPaRooster” Danner is man who wears many hats, but that would be an understatement. Throughout the week, he’s an industrial engineering major at the University of Alabama in...

A Dance of Liberation Lily Keber’s upcoming, feature-length documentary, “Buckjumping,” will take filmgoers deep into more than a half dozen New Orleans neighborhoods, where second-line...

Kentuck Celebrates Work of  Year-Round Studio Artists At the end of the year, we often find ourselves looking back at the last twelve months. It is a fond time of reflection on the year’s memories,...

Indians Playing Indian//Multiculturalism and Contemporary Indigenous Art in North America by Monika Siebert Contemporary indigenous peoples in North America confront a unique predicament. While they are...

WORKS BY CHARLOTTE WEGRZYNOWSKI FEATURED IN THE ARTS COUNCIL GALLERY IN NOVEMBER Works by Charlotte Wegrzynowski will be on display in The Arts Council Gallery at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center...

American Literary Realism and Graphic Illustration, 1880-1905 by Adam Sonstegard About the book Artistic Liberties is a landmark study of the illustrations that originally accompanied now-classic works...

PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRENDA MILLER WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE ARTS COUNCIL GALLERY IN OCTOBER The Arts Council will host an exhibit of the photography of Brenda Miller at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center...

We are Proud to present... UA Theatre & Dance Confronts Harsh Realities with We are Proud to Present… UA Theatre & Dance will open their doors at the Allen Bales Theatre to present a work of...