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ALT Promotional image for the 2025 York Distinguished Lecturer Series. It reads "You're invited. Seeing Versus Observing: Exploring Art and Science in the Liquid Light of Florida's Springs", with speakers Matt Cohen and Margaret Ross Tolbert. The left side shows an abstract, colorful art piece and photos of the two speakers.
ALT A group of UF Digital Worlds students are photographed standing on a virtual production stage at Vū Technologies in Tampa, Florida. The students are silhouetted against the backdrop of a curved LED volume wall that displays a high-definition, 3D, panoramic view of a lakeside sunrise with a snow-dusted mountain range in the background. Photo by Justin Marlin.
ALT Three students stand in front of an art piece consisting of a wooden frame with rows of string and pieces of illustrated paper clipped to the strong. They are picking out beads to make their own bracelets. One student smiles at the camera.
ALT An artwork has three stations with three lit candle and headphones for guests to participate in the artwork. Two attendees are listening - one in the foreground, wearing the headphones, crouched down to look at the candle at eye level.
ALT Three groups of attendees are chatting and engaging with separate artworks in the large gallery space. The artworks are connected with wooden boards spanning the floor.
ALT A visitor peers closer at a large installation artwork that has many black and white photos attached to a display board. A wooden block hangs from the ceiling, and two black cushions are presented in front of the display board.
ALT A photograph of two women standing side by side at a podium. They looking out into an audience and smiling as they a round of applause. The women pictured are UF Center for Arts in Medicine's director of research initiatives, Jill Sonke, and Central Florida philanthropist, Margery Pabst Steinmetz, at the Creating Healthy Communities convening.
ALT A quote from Margery Pabst Steinmetz that reads: “There are a lot of paradigm changes within this work, but the ultimate one is the one where people's behavior changes and they don't even have to think about it. They just do it. Most of us know that when we eat fruits and vegetables, there's that moment when our bodies feel better ... It’s the same with the arts.”
ALT Performing the Polycrisis. Nov. 13, 2024, 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. at How Bazar. 60 Southwest 2nd Street, Gainesville, Florida.
ALT UF Symphony Orchestra Presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 in C minor, “Resurrection." Thurs, Nov. 7 at 7:30 P.M. at Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.