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Arts & Culture

Chinese New Year celebration.
The Visiting Artists/Critics Program fosters understanding and appreciation of contemporary art through dialogue.

Iron Man takes physics for a ride
(5/2/2008) As Iron Man swoops into theaters, the U's James Kakalios ponders the physics of the superhero's suit--and says a U professor is making one of its features a reality.

Musical sights
(4/30/2008) A picture may be worth a thousand words. But for students in the University of Minnesota's College of Liberal Arts music classes, they are also worth a thousand notes.

Book reviews spring 2008
(4/25/2008) Gayla Marty reviews The Florist's Daughter, The Truth About Garden Remedies, and Earthworms of the Great Lakes in this Spring 2008 edition of Book Reviews.

The art and the artist
(4/23/2008) Arnold Newman photographed many of the icons of 20th-century art, science, and politics, including John F. Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, and Georgia O'Keeffe. Earlier this year, Newman's son, Eric, a neuroscience professor at the U, approached the Weisman Art Museum to donate 40 of his late father's famous portraits.

Ruby red slippers and Yellow Brick Road, with a twist
(4/16/2008) The University Theatre and Dance explores the universal themes of courage, intelligence, love, and the importance of home in its version of "The Wiz," a 1975 Broadway musical adapted from L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

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Monthly Highlights

The Coronation of Poppea
Before there was Verdi, there was Monteverdi! Come see what connects you to all famous Italian operatic composers-- a love for melody.
April 10-13, 7:30 p.m., Ted Mann Concert Hall

The Practice of Drawing
The exhibit features Joyce Lyon and Alexis Kuhr's series of delicate graphite drawings, as well as selections from the Weisman permanent collection.
Spring 2008, Katherine E. Nash Gallery, Regis Center for Art

The Whiz
Complete with a toe-tapping soundtrack, The Wiz re-imagines the tale of Dorothy and her companions as they embark on an amazing adventure.
April 11-19, various times, Rarig Center

Kites in the Regis Center for Arts.
"A liberal arts education is important because it gives artists a wider understanding of history, literature, science, and nature." --Department of Art

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