News: College of Fine Arts
The UNLV Chamber Music Series presents members of the Las Vegas Philharmonic performing 20th century masterworks, including pieces for wind instruments by Poulenc, Françaix, Loeffler and Martinu.
One of the most authentic and uncompromising tango performance groups, Tango Buenos Aires presents a dance and musical journey through the life of the Argentinean working class hero.
The longtime director of bands shares his thoughts on making his Carnegie Hall compositional debut.
NCT artistic director Christopher V. Edwards directs the comedy on love, lust, and mistaken identity.
This project by Javier Sanchez is in conjunction with the UNLV Barrick Museum in solidarity with the disappearance of 43 students who attended the Normal University in Ayotzinapa, a rural school in the state of Guerrero, Mexico.
"Reflecting and Projecting: Twenty Years of Design Excellence," Dec. 10-Feb. 28, presented by Las Vegas chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) in collaboration with the UNLV School of Architecture, UNLV Galleries, and Barrick Museum.
Azabagic, performing as part of the Allegro Guitar Series, was the youngest musician ever to win one of the most prestigious international guitar competitions sponsored by the Jacinto and Inocencio Gurerrero Foundation in Madrid.
The concert benefits UNLV student veterans and honors D-Day veterans/French Legion of Honor award winners Gaetano "Guy" Benza, 89, and Davis "Dave" B. Leonard, 90, and all Americans who serve our great nation.
This performance features more than 100 voices in uplifting choral selections presented by the University Concert Singers, Chamber Chorale, Women’s Chorus, Varsity Men’s Glee Club, and Lamprophony.
The founding members of the UNLV Guitar Quartet — led by internationally acclaimed classical guitarist Ricardo Cobo — performs its first concert Nov. 15.
The performances include Seymour Barab's "Little Red Riding Hood" and Maurice Ravel’s clever fantasy "L’enfant et les sortilèges" (The Bewitched Child).
This dance professor says UNLV is the one place she feels connected to in Las Vegas that has not been imploded.