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Carson School's "Digs" begins filming
The Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film announces the beginning of principal photography on the second Carson School film with Hollywood director Donald Petrie.
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Next Carson film "Digs" now casting extras
The Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film is in the process of casting extras for its current film "Digs." A group of 200 is needed on May 22, 2012.
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Nebraska Collegiate exhibition accepting submissions
The Department of Art and Art History is sponsoring the Nebraska National Collegiate Juried Art Exhibition to feature the best undergraduate artist students.
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Hixson-Lied College honors Alumni at Honors Day
The Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts will honor alumni, faculty, staff and student alumni achievement at its annual Honors Day Dinner on April 21.
 Student creates community arts projectKyren Conley organized an art exhibition to benefit Lincoln's Friendship Home. Mabry's work in ceramics gets national attentionMFA student won first prize for her piece in a Graduate Student Exhibition Philadelphia. Chiara recording nominated for GrammyThe nominated composition, String Quartet No. 3, was written by Jefferson Friedman. Woody begins blog for Pyschology TodayHis blog "Live... in Concert" will center on the psychological aspects of music performance. |
 Barnes pays tribute to composer Philip GlassPiano professor will perform a tribute concert for Glass' 75th birthday in New York City. Souto garners international attentionThe professor won honorable mention at this year's Mezzotint Festival in Russia. MFA Student creates bat art exhibitionAudrey Stommes collection of bat artwork goes on display at the Nebraska State Museum. |
 Stamps teaches jazz composition abroadDoctoral student Dave Stamps will be traveling to Romania for a 10-day residency. Student chamber trio completes state tourThe Ezinma Trio were finalists last year in the J.C. Arriaga Chamber Music Competition. Lyden earns "Downbeat Magazine" awardKarl Lyden was named Undergraduate Winner for his original jazz composition. |
