Upcoming Exhibits

UCF Theatre trains the next generation of actors, directors, stage managers and designers through a process of learning by doing, requiring students to participate in a season of theatrical productions. The program has won numerous awards, including Kennedy Center honors. In 2006, they looked to UCF Marketing for their design and promotional needs. These posters seek to reflect the diversity, depth and emotional power of the plays they represent.

Handmade paper artwork, including homemade cards and stamp art. History of paper crafts. (Cases 1,2, 3. Tables 1 & 2)

The exhibit will be a historical collection of work to coincide with the on campus UCF production of the play "From Sun to Sun". As part of the festival, we would like to hold a humanities panel on Tuesday evening, January 25, 2010 in the Library (Rm.223). all of this is being held as a collaboration with P. E. C. as part of the internationally renowned 2010 Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities.

Special Collections acquired this outstanding collection of African American history and memorabilia which has been Carol Mundy's life's work.

Poster display to commemorate Black History Month... last contacted on 4/14 to confirm.

Description These handmade dolls from the northeast of Brazil depict the Maracatu tradition, which started with the creation of Indigenous and African courts during colonial Brazil. Each doll represents a member of the court, with costumes and instruments that are still being worn today in contemporary celebratory dances. Despite their colorful and festive appeal, in reality these dolls symbolize Brazil’s history of racial inequality and the fight towards equal opportunity.