Olivia Brunning’s childhood was filled with sketchbooks and canvases ever since they could hold a paintbrush — fittingly, they are now in their last semester as a painting major at the University...
The cascading reverse-spiral staircase connects the two elements of the Let Me Be Myself: The Life Story of Anne Frank exhibit — past and present.
The life of Anne Frank is chronicled from birth...
Until the recent release of her newest novel The Fields, Erin Young wrote almost exclusively historical fiction. However, The Fields, published on Jan. 25, breaks this trend, as the British author...
From melancholy to valiant, Dalí Quartet filled the Voxman recital hall with their moving melodies on Feb. 3. As the quartet played, their bodies swayed together, taking themselves and the audience...
For Hadestown creator Anaïs Mitchell and her two fellow members of folk trio Bonny Light Horseman at Englert Theatre Friday night, it was a “night of firsts.”
The group kicked off their...
Carl H. Klaus, founder of the University of Iowa Nonfiction Writing Program and a critically acclaimed essayist, has died. He was 89.
Author of My Vegetable Love, A Self Made of Words, Letters to...
Up to $3,000 in grants will be available to eligible artists following the announcement of a new round of public art matching funds.
Open to any artists looking to pursue publicly accessible visual,...
Riverside Theatre has officially moved into the heart of downtown Iowa City.
The new space, located at 105 College St. in the Ped Mall’s Crescent Building, occupies three floors. Riverside plans...
After almost two decades acting as Hancher Auditorium’s executive director, Chuck Swanson is retiring from the position. In an email sent the morning of Feb. 1, Swanson addressed Hancher Partners...
On January 27, 1982, Riverside Theatre performed its first-ever show for a live audience. Forty years later, the theater has reopened its doors in a new location, celebrating the past and future, hoping...
The University of Iowa’s Theatre Building hosted rehearsals on Tuesday for the upcoming Iowa Directors Festival which will take place from Feb. 3 to 5. The festival will perform four plays that give...
Only a few weeks away from Valentine’s Day, a play about Cupid, the Roman god of love, and their desire to find a soulmate will take the stage as part of the University of Iowa Department of Theatre...
