ArtSci Roundup: DXARTS Fall Concert: Real and Imaginary Sound Worlds, the Importance of Being Serious, and More
arts and entertainment
November 5, 2021
Through public events and exhibits, connect with the UW community every week! This week, attend conferences, concerts and more.
Many of these opportunities are broadcast through Zoom. All UW faculty, staff and students have access to Zoom Pro via UW-IT.
DXARTS Autumn Concert: Real and imaginary sound worlds
November 9 7:30 p.m. | Meany Hall – Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Theater
The Department of Digital Art and Experimental Media (DXARTS) is pleased to present a program of the latest holographic sound works from DXARTS composers and associated researchers. Nature recorder and sound designer Jeff RiceSound portraits frame an evening of ambisonic sound, leading the listener through known and unknown ecosystems and sound spaces.
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The importance of being serious
November 12 – 21 | Floyd and Delores Jones Playhouse
Oscar Wilde’s wildly entertaining comedy sparkles with dazzling puns and hilarious, improbable situations. This avant-garde satire on Victorian morality features two carefree bachelors, Jack and Algernon, each with a carefully hidden double life. But when Algernon finds out that Jack posed as someone named Ernest to escape the city, he quickly goes to Jack’s estate to pose as the fictional character himself, and stupidity ensues. Director Kelly Cuisines (Incident in Vichy) calls this piece “an exquisite glass of champagne – deliciously sparkling and slightly intoxicating, but the result of intricate alchemy – a skillful blend of craftsmanship and artistry.” You can just take it down, â€she said,“ but it’s worth investigating further. ”
Conspiracy and Subversion: The Conspiracy in the Post-Soviet Space: How to lose the information war: Russia, fake news and the future of conflict
November 8, 4:30 p.m. | In line
This series of the UW Ellison Center for Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian Studies presents new research on the role of conspiracy theories, propaganda and disinformation in Russia and other post-Soviet states. For the first event in the series, Nina jankowicz talks in his book about the Kremlin’s efforts to undermine democracy abroad through influence operations.
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Rome, the city of illusion: a conversation with Professor Shawn Wong
November 17, 5:30 p.m. | In line
“Rome is the city of echoes, the city of illusions, the city of desire. »Wrote Giotto, painter and architect of the fourteenth century. Join UW Center in Rome November 17 for a conversation with English teacher Shawn Wong on the unreal and hallucinatory qualities of Rome. From Fiat car chases to marching bands appearing out of nowhere, Shawn shares his experiences capturing the quirks of Rome as a traveler, teacher, and author. Shawn will be joined in the conversation by Lisa Wogan, writer and alumnus of the UW Rome Center, who participated in the first study abroad program he led in Rome in 1997.
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Political commitments that build our world
November 9 5:30 p.m. | Online via Zoom
Which of your actions is political? What is “thrive” and who is included when you imagine it? What does it mean to save each other’s lives?
The UW Honor Program invite you to join Ben Danielson (Medication), Alexis harris (sociology) and Dean Spade (law) in a conversation about how young people can influence change in areas such as legal justice reform, health care equity, climate justice, and more. Hosted by an activist for the rights of people with disabilities, Christine lew.
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Korean Peninsula Forum 2021, North Korea’s nuclear challenges: from deadlock to breakthrough?
November 10, 4:30 p.m. | Online via Zoom
The Korean Peninsula Forum is an annual series sponsored by the Faculty of Korean Studies at the University of Washington and Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle. Open to the general public, the forum aims to improve understanding and visibility of issues related to the Korean Peninsula and the region of northwestern America and beyond.
The theme of this year’s forum will be: North Korea’s Nuclear Challenges: From Deadlock to Breakthrough?
The guest speaker will be Mr. Sung Lac Wi, guest professor at the Korean National Diplomatic Academy.
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Blackwell Seminar: Closer Than It Seems: A Bayesian Perspective on Individual-Level Heterogeneity in Risk Assessment
November 12, 3:30 p.m. | In line
The Blackwell Seminar was established in 2020 to honor David Blackwell’s contributions to mathematical statistics, game theory, probability theory, and information theory. This year, Kristian lum present on risk assessment.
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Tag (s): ArtsUW • Burke Museum of Natural History & Culture • College of Arts & Sciences • Department of English • Department of Political Science • Department of Sociology • Department of Statistics • DXARTS • Henry Art Gallery • Jackson School of International Studies • Meany Center for the Performing Arts • Meany Hall for the Performing Arts • School of Drama • UW Honors Program
