William Price’s new work for saxophone, “Gridlock,” will be performed by John Perrine at the World Saxophone Congress.
Awaken the artist inside as UAB’s ArtPlay presents new arts classes this fall, from bookbinding to ballet, hip hop dance to acting.
See award-winning show posters designed by local and national artists for Birmingham's Bottletree.
A Sunday night concert from the UAB Gospel Choir will inspire and raise money for a new recording.
Vessela Warner of Theatre UAB is contributing her writing talents to a new play, “EcoCentric” presented by Overground Physical Theatre Company in New York City.
A new season of world-class performers and unique, innovative arts programming, just announced for 2012 by UAB’s Alys Stephens Center.
UAB’s Alys Stephens Center brings Al Pacino, Red Baraat, Wynonna, “The Daily Show,” Emmylou Harris, Anthony Bourdain and more to Birmingham.
William Price presented a paper on an orchestral work by Frank Zappa, plus Price’s original works were performed at conferences in March.
Run for fun and a good cause when the UAB National Alumni Society hosts the 2012 Scholarship 5K/10K April 27 at Pepper Place district.
Undergraduate students show off their academic research on a wide range of topics with Expo 2012, April 20 in Heritage Hall.
An artist will offer her perspective on autism issues as part of the UAB book dialogues.
UAB’s Alys Stephens Center honors Birmingham’s Civil Rights history with a new work and world premiere by composer Yotam Haber.
“Special Equestrians, Special People” is the next free lecture in UAB’s Discussion Book Dialogues series, focusing on autism.
Just in time for spring, ArtPlay offers weekly class on growing creative gardens, no matter how small the space.
The traditional art of Japanese drumming gets an exciting contemporary twist with a new show presented by UAB’s Alys Stephens Center.
Originally scheduled for April 21, “An Evening with Al Pacino,” benefiting UAB’s Alys Stephens Center, will now move to June 15.
UAB’s Alys Stephens Center presents the nation’s most lauded jazz orchestra, Jazz at Lincoln Center, with New Orleans’ legendary Wynton Marsalis.
Early war photography and romantic dreams are two art history research topics students will present at the Graduate Student Symposium.
The spring/summer 2012 calendar of exhibitions and events at the UAB Visual Arts Gallery has been set.
The City of Light welcomes pianist and UAB Professor Yakov Kasman for a performance at one of the world’s most famous venues.
A UAB professor's orchestral work will have its world premiere Sunday.
Preparing young music students for college and careers is part of a keynote lecture University Professor Henry Panion will present as part of a national music summit.
Autism in Alabama is the topic of a free lecture Jan. 19, presented as part of the UAB Discussion Book Dialogues series.