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Kathe Andersen | Fine and Performing Arts

Eighteen students from the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film studied at London’s Globe Theatre this summer. Courtesy photo.

Film, theater students study at Shakespeare’s Globe in London

July 29, 2019

Detail from “But Who Will Remember the Buxton Wonders,” by Nebraska alumnus Todd Peterson. The unframed screen print is one of the artworks featured in the “Nebraska Alumni Artists 1989-1992” exhibition.

Nebraska alumni artists exhibition opens May 20

May 17, 2019

Nebraska graduate Stephanie Taylor has found success performing on stage and assisting performers with legal issues. This image is from a CD Taylor recorded in 2010.

Musical roots ground Taylor's entertainment law practice

March 7, 2019

Students in the History of Prints class created a curatorial project, comparing Rozeal’s contemporary “El Oso Me Pregunto” print (left) with a series of 17th century prints by Wenceslaus Hollar (right) now on display at Sheldon.

Student-curated exhibition explores modern, 17th-century prints

February 13, 2019

Turkish members of an excavation team led by Nebraska art history professor Michael Hoff sweep dirt away from a new mosaic discovered in August 2018. Courtesy photo.

Hoff to discuss Antiochia ad Cragum excavation

November 30, 2018

"Cru No. 5" by James Eisentrager, acrylic on canvas, 1976.

'Past and Present' celebrates Nebraska's painting faculty

August 22, 2018

J.B. Tyson (first assistant director, left) visits with Carson School students Adam Turner and Candace Nelson to set up a shot for "The Healing of Harman." Photo by Jordan Opp.

Carson Film Series expands with 'Healing of Harman'

May 25, 2018

Paul Barnes (left) and Philip Glass review the score for "Annunciation."

Recital celebrates Barnes' partnership with world-renowned composer

April 2, 2018

Nebraska's opera program will present "Cosi Fan Tutte" in Kimball Recital Hall.

Opera to stage Mozart's 'Così Fan Tutte'

February 21, 2018

Myers B. "Bud" Cather

Gift from 'remarkable man' to help art students at Nebraska

January 8, 2018

In a new book, Nebraska's Brenda Wristen is combining years of research and study to help show small-handed pianists that they can continue to play difficult compositions by developing new ways to finger the keys.

Wristen co-authors guide to aid small-handed pianists

November 28, 2017

A new, permanent endowment on behalf of Peter and Inge Worth will provide scholarships, travel coverage and research funding for faculty and students in Nebraska's School of Art, Art History and Design.

Endowment from Worths will support arts at Nebraska

November 1, 2017