Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory Facility lobby
A contemporary composer and sound artist, Tristan Perich’s work is inspired by the aesthetic simplicity of math, physics, and code. His award winning work couples 1-bit electronics with traditional forms in both music and visual art. Perich’s work will be on display through the semester’s end.
Learn more about the installation
April
April 15, 2015
3:30 p.m. / Kiehle Gallery
St. Cloud State's School of the Arts awarded five Dean's Awards to students during the 49th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition. On behalf of SCSU, congratulations to all the students who made the show. In all, there were 35 pieces of work selected for the exhibition. We are honored to have such talented student artists. Click here to see a list of all the pieces of art that were selected for the exhibition. Our guest juror is Jennifer Phelps from the Burnet Gallery.
Art
April 24, 2015
Performing Arts Center
An offering of short films by St. Cloud State students past and present.
Stay tuned for more information.
Film
April 28, 2015
7:30 p.m. / Bethlehem Lutheran Church
The Department of Music at St. Cloud State University is proud to present the 14th annual Her Story, Her Song. From its inception, Her Story, Her Song has been designed to give performers and audience members an opportunity to explore an aspect of life from the feminine perspective. In addition, participants seek a community connection each year that will expand awareness of the community’s support systems available to help women and/or children and to provide a worthy service opportunity.
For more information about the show, click here.
Links:Her Story, Her Song History (since 2007-present)
Music
3 p.m. Panel Discussion "Gathering Dust" / Atwood Theatre
Our contemporary world captures information and data at an alarming rate. People making an effort to preserve the events of lives lived is not new. What is new is how and for what reasons information and data are captured and preserved. Invariably, when a large net is cast, details get lost or are knowingly omitted. What is left out? Who decides how history unfolds?
Photographing Secret Sites and Satellites - Meet Trevor Paglen (2013)
Trevor Paglen in Season 7 of Art 21 "Art in the Twenty-First Century" (2014)
Trevor Paglen's Visual Vocabulary of the U.S. Intelligence Community (2014)
Trevor Paglen Explains 'Black Sites' (2012)
Art
7:30 p.m. / Center Stage, Performing Arts Center
In honor of Shakespeare's 450th birthday, we proudly present the bard's most enduring tragedy; a classic tale of revenge and madness. For this ambitipus project, we are thrilled to invite three of our recent outstanding graduates to serve as fight coordinator, lighting/projection designer, and director.
Videos Featuring the Production:
Interview with Costume Designer Lindsay Redman
Theatre
2 p.m. / St. Mary's, 25 8th Ave S, St. Cloud
The SCSU Choral Department will present the highly celebrated Music at St. Mary's concert at 3:00pm on November 22nd in the beautiful Cathedral of St. Mary in downtown St. Cloud. This annual event will feature a sampling of the finest choral repertoire ranging from exciting, new works to beloved choral classics. The concert will include performances by the SCSU Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Women's Choir, and Men's Choir. A signature St. Cloud State event, join us for an afternoon of enchanting voices.
Music
7 p.m. / Miller Center Auditorium
Guest filmmaker, Cynthia Wade, presents and discusses her Academy Award winning documentary “Freeheld”. The documentary is now being made into a full-ength feature film starring Julianne Moore, Ellen Page, and Steve Carell.
Visit the Cynthia Wade's website
Videos Featuring the Wade:
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Film
Opening Event: 4 p.m. / Kiehle Gallery
Visiting artist team Leslie Fernandez and Oscar Concha, co-founders of Project Móvil, will work with St. Cloud State art students to build two moving galleries. The portable galleries disseminate the work of emerging artists with non-traditional spaces. SCSU students will curate the two Móvil exhibitions. This exhibition is made possible with a grant from the School of the Arts and the Binnational Committee between the University of Concepción and SCSU.Visiting artist team Leslie Fernandez and Oscar Concha, co-founders of Project Móvil, will work with St. Cloud State art students to build two moving galleries. The portable galleries disseminate the work of emerging artists with non-traditional spaces. SCSU students will curate the two Móvil exhibitions. This exhibition is made possible with a grant from the School of the Arts and the Binnational Committee between the University of Concepción and SCSU.
Art
7:30 p.m. / Ruth Gant Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center
Enjoy local and regional professional musicians performing Tristan Perich’s compositions as we launch the opening of the Creative Art Series. Perich, a contemporary composer and sound artist, will be a School of the Arts artist-inresidence this academic year.
Art - Music - Theatre - Film
7:30 p.m. / Center Stage, Performing Arts Center
A one-hour stage play, based on the two and a half hour movie by Stanley Kubrick, based on the five hour screenplay by Vladimir Nabokov, based on the 300 page novel by Vladimir Nabokov, as told by three idiots.
For more information about the show, click here.
Click here for more information on the Four Humors Theatre Company.
