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Show Your School Spirit!
On Sept. 7, the College of the Arts opened a new line of merchandise at the KSU Bookstore. T-shirts and notebooks are just some of the items on sale. Other available items include travel mugs, pens, pencils and umbrellas. More items will be added to the line based upon requests received from students, alumni, faculty and supporters. To submit an idea for an item, e-mail arts@kennesaw.edu. A percentage of all sales benefits the College. |
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The Latest Headlines
from the Arts
at Kennesaw State University
Briefs
 T&PS alumnus Jody Reynard is currently performing in the national tour of “My Fair Lady.”
Music alumna Jennifer Peterson Carrico gave birth to her first child, Emma Jade, on July 1.
Vis arts prof Robert Sherer is being featured in a solo exhibition at The Garden Gallery in Provinctown, Mass. through Oct. 6.
Top Stories for September 2005
September 11 Concert Will Benefit Katrina Relief
The Starlight Concert scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 11 will be used to raise funds to assist the American Red Cross in its disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Katrina. The concert features jazz superstar John Pizzarelli, a guitarist and vocalist renowned for performing the great standards of the American jazz songbook.
Show Your College Spirit
When the KSU Bookstore opens its new “COTA Store” on Sept. 7, the college's students, faculty, alumni and community supporters will be able to purchase a host of items bearing the COTA logo.
Watkins Celebrates 25 Years at Kennesaw State
The College of the Arts will celebrate Professor of Piano David Watkins’ 25th anniversary with a free recital and post-concert reception at 8 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 16.
Season Opens with Two Special Exhibitions
The College of the Arts has launched the new gallery season with two unique, specially curated exhibitions. The first, “Selections from the KSU Permanent Collection” and “The Collectors’ Vision: Latin American Art in Georgia Collections.”
Atlanta’s Top Directors Teach at Kennesaw State
When the Atlanta Sunday Paper recently took a look back at the 2004-2005 theater season in metropolitan Atlanta, work by a number of people associated with the KSU Department of Theatre & Performance Studies made the top ten lists.
Upcoming Events
Vis Arts.
“Latin American Art in Georgia Collections.” Through Oct. 15. Sturgis Library Gallery. Free.
Vis Arts.
“Selections from the KSU Permanent Collection.” Through Oct. 27. Fine Arts Gallery. Free.
T&PS.
Faculty Readers’s Theatre: “Life Is the Most Beautiful Fairy Tales.” 8 p.m. Sept. 10. Stillwell Theater. $5 at the door only.
Starlight Series.
John Pizzarelli. 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11. Legacy Gazebo Amphitheater. $5 at the gate only.
Arts in Society Series
Chamber Music Theater: “The Silken Phoenix.” 8 p.m. Sept. 14. Stillwell Theater. $20.
Faculty Recital
David Watkins, piano. 8 p.m. Sept. 16. Stillwell Theater. Free.
Children’s Arts Fair
Be-A-Part-of-the-Arts.
1-4 p.m. Sept. 17. College of the Arts campus. Free.
Faculty Recital
Mary Akerman, guitar. 3 p.m. Music Recital Hall. Free.
Studio Series
“subUrbia.” 8 p.m. Sept. 27-Oct. 1; 3 p.m. Oct. 2. Studio Theater. $5.
Headlines of Previous Months
July '05, June '05, May '05, April '05, March '05, February '05, January '05
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