1 a.m.-4 a.m.; Saturday, February 21
Rituals
Adriane Fang (faculty), A10 Performing Arts Building (Black Box Theater)
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The Making Connections Marathon is FREE, non-ticketed and open to the public and takes place at George Mason University’s Fine Arts Building, Performing Arts Building and the Johnson Center. For information, call (703) 993-8898. Visit www.gmu.edu/cfa for more information on this and other Center for the Arts events.
GMU Making Connections Arts Marathon: 24 hours of the Visual and Performing Arts!
Be a part of the arts event of 2009: Making Connections Art Marathon - hosted by George Mason University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts! Join the fun and discover multiple medias and ways of expression, beginning Friday, February 20 at 8:00 am through Saturday, February 21. Look through the events schedule in the "posts" to find events for you and your friends, family, neighbors and students!
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LIST of EVENTS: Blog Posts
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- ACTIVITY: Rasa Box with Paula Murray Cole!
- AUDIENCE TV BROADCAST with STUDIO A!
- SUNRISE BURNING BOWL CEREMONY
- PERFORMANCE: The Great Tennessee Monkey Trial
- FILM: Dance on Video!
- ACTIVITY: Rituals with Adriane Fang
- OPEN STUDIOS: Dance!
- PERFORMANCE: Music Improvisation!
- OPEN STUDIOS: Music!
- OPEN STUDIOS: Visual Arts!
- First Annual Winter Sidewalk Arts Parade!
- EXPERIMENTAL WORKSHOP: Make a Parade!
- EXPERIMENTAL WORKSHOP: Make-a-Song!
- Walking map for 24 Hour Marathon
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Security Notes:
Security for the Making Connections Marathon. A GMU Police Cadet will be on patrol in the PAB and FAB from 9:00P - 3:00A. He will be replaced by a GMU Security Guard from 3:00A - 7:00A. The escort service can be requested by calling the police dispatch number 993-2810.
Talk to a real person!
- Arts + Visual Technology Office:
- Hours: M-F 8:30am-5pm Phone: 703.993.8898 FAX: 703.993.8798 The College of Visual and Performing Arts exists to create an academic environment in which the arts may be considered both as individual disciplines and as interdisciplinary forms that strengthen each other. Believing that an education in the arts is deepened by regular contact with the work of distinguished visiting artists, the College draws on a variety of professional presenting and producing units where artists from across the country and around the world regularly perform, give master classes, work with students during extended residencies, and interact with the community in a variety of other ways. These programs at the Center for the Arts Concert Hall, TheaterSpace, Galleries, Harris Theater, and other venues, provide a diverse selection of challenging and entertaining cultural experiences for the University community, as well as Northern Virginia and the greater Washington, D.C. area. The College houses four academic departments: Art and Visual Technology, Dance, Music, and Theater.
About George Mason University
George Mason University, located in the heart of Northern Virginia’s technology corridor near Washington, D.C., is an innovative, entrepreneurial institution with national distinction in a range of academic fields. With strong undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering, information technology, biotechnology and health care, Mason prepares its students to succeed in the work force and meet the needs of the region and the world. Mason professors conduct groundbreaking research in areas such as cancer, climate change, information technology and the biosciences, and Mason’s Center for the Arts brings world-renowned artists, musicians, and actors to its stage. Its School of Law is recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top 35 law schools in the United States.
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