The Fralin Museum of Art
The Fralin Museum at UVA features diverse, compelling exhibitions from around the world, along with community programs and events.
Welcome to UVA Arts
Since the University’s founding, the arts have remained an animating force and essential component of the community life on Grounds and throughout Charlottesville.
The Vice Provost for the Arts catalyzes and facilitates research, creative production, and service in the arts departments and schools and with numerous affiliates, partners, and community and student-driven arts organizations.
The arts are also crucial to the residential experience at UVA, enriching the community and inspiring students to innovate, create, collaborate, explore and discover.
Offering an array of performances, exhibitions, and creative opportunities throughout the year, UVA Arts unites students, faculty, staff, visitors, and the public at large.
Learn more about UVA Arts from Jody Kielbasa, Vice Provost for the Arts and Director of the Virginia Film Festival.
Meet the leaders of UVA Arts.
The Fralin Museum at UVA features diverse, compelling exhibitions from around the world, along with community programs and events.
Kluge-Ruhe is dedicated to the exhibition and study of Australian Aboriginal art.
For more than 25 years, the Virginia Film Festival has been celebrating the magic of the movies and bringing audiences together.
Each year, the Virginia Theatre Festival hosts leading directors, designers, technicians, and actors to form a company and produce a season of musicals and plays.
UVA Arts Box Office is the consolidated and centralized box office, supporting the arts departments and programs at the University of Virginia.
WTJU presents original, rich, and diverse programming of music and other forms of expression, free from the constraints of commercial interests.
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