Skip to Primary Menu Skip to Utility Menu Skip to Main Content Skip to Footer
UC Santa Cruz Logo Institute of the Arts and Sciences
UC Santa Cruz Logo

Public Programs

Home / Events / Page 3

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

Youth-led First Friday Event at the Institute of the Arts and Sciences

Institute of the Arts and Sciences 100 Panetta Avenue, Santa Cruz, California, United States

Join us for a special youth-led First Friday Event organized by the high school students participating in the Art For All Teen Program at the Institute of the Arts and Sciences. Enjoy an after-hours viewing of Seeing through Stone with screen-printing, collective art-making, live music, youth-led tours, a photo-booth, and a free food truck! Admission is […]

Free

First Friday: Curator-led tour of Seeing through Stone with Dr. Rachel Nelson

Institute of the Arts and Sciences 100 Panetta Avenue, Santa Cruz, California, United States

Join us for a special curator-led walk-through of Seeing through Stone with IAS Director and Chief Curator, Dr. Rachel Nelson. Dr. Nelson will reflect on this major Visualizing Abolition Program's exhibition, which is the first of such scale to be displayed at a UCSC gallery. Schedule:5–7 p.m. First Friday Gallery Opening Hours5:30 p.m. Exhibition Tour Seeing through […]

Free

Screening and Discussion of “Plantations & Prisons: a History of Forced Labor in Louisiana” with Sara Gozalo, Engrid Hamilton, and Willow Katz

Institute of the Arts and Sciences 100 Panetta Avenue, Santa Cruz, California, United States

Join us on September 26 for a screening and conversation at the Institute of the Arts and Sciences with Sara Gozalo, Engrid Hamilton, Willow Katz, Gina Dent, and Rachel Nelson. The speakers will discuss the short documentary film Plantations and Prisons: a History of Forced Labor in Louisiana, which explores the direct link between slavery and […]

Free

San José Museum of Art: Virtual Conversation with the Tea Project and Guests

Grab a cup of tea and join the artists of the Tea Project (Amber Ginsburg and Aaron Hughes) for this virtual conversation with guests La Tanya Jenifor-Sublett and Mohamedou Ould Slahi. Expanding on the themes of their podcast, Remaking the Exceptional, this conversation will connect policing in Chicago to human rights violations at the military prison […]