News: College of Fine Arts

The Ying Quartet
Arts and Culture |

"Sheer agony and triumphant beauty intersect" (Washington Post).

Meghan Smythe, Purple Lady
Arts and Culture |

Can you name five female artists? The Barrick Museum's collection will help you pass this cultural test for Women's History Month.

Poster for Disgraced
Arts and Culture |

Winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, "Disgraced" is an unflinching exploration of sex, religion, and cultural assimilation.

Ben Verdery
Arts and Culture |

Verdery is a prolific published composer, as well as an innovative and eclectic classical guitarist.

Andreas Kern and Paul Cibis look at each other from across a grand piano
Arts and Culture |

Two pianists battle it out, and ultimately the audience decides who wins!

Alyssa Crittenden and Francisco Menendez
Research |

Francisco Menendez and Alyssa Crittenden have been recognized for their efforts, which extend beyond the bounds of our campus.

The UNLV Jazz Ensemble I performs on stage
Arts and Culture |

Fundraising concert to feature Clint Holmes.

A man raising his arm up and his hand in a pointing pose
People |

As a utility player of the acting profession, alumnus Michael Bunin has found his niche in Hollywood.

Catherine Angel in her home photography studio
Arts and Culture |

For Catherine Angel, opposing modes create an unmistakable intimacy.

Sons of Serendip
Arts and Culture |

Serendipity brought them together at Boston University and brought them back together to audition for Season 9 of 'America's Got Talent.'

Several portaits, including Lance Burton, Matthew Gray Gubler, and Willie Harris
Arts and Culture |

Carol Channing and the late Debbie Reynolds to receive the Koep Dean's Medal. George Grove to be recognized as Alumnus of the Year.

Nevada Conservatory Theatre (NCT) presents Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses Feb. 17-March 5 in the Black Box Theatre. Michael Lugering directs.  Photos by Josh Hawkins/UNLV Creative Services
Arts and Culture |

Nevada Conservatory Theater of 'Metamorphoses' subtly mixes ancient stories of pathos and tragedy with contemporary language, humor, and thought. In a series of vignettes. The production runs through March 5.