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A legacy to future dancers: the Tabetha Fox Clark Memorial Dance Scholarship

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Dean's Scholarship Applications Open

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Ryan Kelly's Anxious Assembly at The Clay Studio

Veteran stage and screen director Shirley Jo Finney joins Theatre faculty

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Tamisha Guy teaching contemporary dance technique Spring Quarter

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History of Country Music online

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Virtual Showcase

Habitats in Sound or Song for Five Zones

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Ryan W. Kelly Virtual Studio Tour

Paul Rucker: Live Keynote and Q&A

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Orpheus in the Underworld

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Concerto Competition Finals

D'Anthoni Wooten: composing music for video games

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Western Gallery

BFA Exhibition: Material Mind

May 20 through June 11

BFA Exhibition: Material Mind

May 20 through June 11

The annual BFA exhibition ​​​​​​is comprised of the culminating projects created by students graduating from WWUs year-long BFA program. The 13 artists represented in this show have created bodies of work spanning a range of media including photography, sculpture, painting,​ video, printmaking, and installation.

Thirty-minute, no-contact viewing appointments will be available to all visitors during the run of the exhibition. During the schedule appointment a visitor must wear a mask at all times.