Celebrate the Day With Vintage Valentines From UVA Special Collections
With assistance from Special Collections Library curators, we present sweet greetings from eras past.
New Gift of Castillo-Brown Collection Expands Kluge-Ruhe
A&E Book Club: Three books to read this February
This month brings with it ample opportunity to appreciate the work of Black authors, whether old or new, and experience love in all its beauty and depth from another perspective.
UVA Drama to Present MJ Kaufman’s 'How to Live on Earth' and the 'New Works Festival'
Submit to the UVA Arts Newsletter
Have something to share (that is not an event) with the UVA Arts Community near and far? Complete this form (the earlier the better) to be included in the weekly UVA Arts Newsletter.
UVA Honors Faculty for Their Research and Scholarship
Congratulations to Music Department Professor A.D. Carson on receiving the Award for Excellence in Arts and Humanities! This award recognizes a faculty member for their outstanding contributions to arts and humanities.
Black History Now: How Visionary Architect Deanna Van Buren Is Reimagining What Justice Looks Like
When she started out as an architect, Deanna Van Buren dreamed of building things people could see, like a mall or a hospital. Now her work involves creating structures that are part of an imagined future that doesn’t yet exist.
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
Explore to learn more about the Library’s current and rotating exhibitions in the Small Special Collections Library!
University of Virginia Library Exhibitions
The University of Virginia Library’s exhibitions program delights and informs by showcasing the rare and unique materials available to the University’s faculty, students, and visiting researchers. IMAGE: Oliphant: Unpacking the Archive by Ézé Amos
John P. and Stephanie F. Connaughton Gallery
In keeping with the tradition of Thomas Jefferson's model and the McIntire School of Commerce's vision of developing well-rounded students, we support the diversity of art and its interaction with commerce. The John P. and Stephanie F. Connaughton Gallery, located on the third floor of Robertson Hall, is the perfect space for showcasing art. IMAGE: Blue Moon by John Trippel