The “Point Line Piano” project employs virtual reality to fuse a visual interface with musical composition. Photo by Min Bae.
The “Point Line Piano” project employs virtual reality to fuse a visual interface with musical composition.
Alumnus Thaddeus Hołownia, a landscape photographer, has received the Governor General’s Award for Artistic Achievement. Photo by Peter Bjerkelund.
Thaddeus Holownia (BA 1972) recalls his time as an undergraduate student at the University of Windsor as the beginning of his art career.
A visual artist, educator, letterpress printer, and publisher, he was honoured earlier this month with the Governor General’s Award for Artistic Achievement from the Canada Council for the Arts.
UWindsor alumnus Mark Lefebvre (BFA 1988) as Mayor John Douglas in “Vampire Zombies...From Space!”
Archivist Sarah Glassford (centre) displays a videotape to students Kaitlyn Drake, Eric Lutz, Anastasia Kulaga, and Ronni Desjardins as part of a video on navigating library resources.
UWindsor students and alumni are among the filmmakers whose works will screen during the Windsor-Essex Short Film Showcase on Wednesday, Jan. 22.
UWindsor students and alumni are among the filmmakers whose works will screen during the Windsor-Essex Short Film Showcase on Wednesday, Jan. 22.
First-year film student Jett Shields was one of eight camera operators working to record a production of Cymbeline for the Stratford Festival.
First-year film student Jett Shields was one of eight camera operators working to record a production of Cymbeline for the Stratford Festival.
A dramatic telling of “A Christmas Carol” will join songs of the season in a year-end performance.
Arts journalist Jesse Wente will discuss Indigenous representation in cinema in a free public talk Friday.
Film grad Mitchell Branget creates some gory effects for Vampire Zombies… From Space! The horror spoof will enjoy its hometown premiere on Saturday, Oct. 26.
UWindsor grad Ryan Singh produced, wrote, and directed the award-winning film “Ray of Hope.”
UWindsor grad Ryan Singh produced, wrote, and directed the award-winning film Ray of Hope.
