February Arts Events
Year of Spain Exhibition: La Subversion de Realidad. This exhibition explores the work of five…
Georgia (Jan 7, 2004) — February Arts Events
Cheryl Brown
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Contact: Cheryl Anderson Brown‚ 770−499−3417 or cbrown@kennesaw.edu
VISUAL ARTS
Through February 28
Year of Spain Exhibition: La Subversion de Realidad. This exhibition explores the
work of five noted Spanish photographers whose images challenge the truthfulness of
reality associated with photographic images. Sturgis Library Gallery‚ Kennesaw State
University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw. Free. Contact the KSU Art Galleries‚ 770−499−3223.
www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
Through February 26
On the Grounds II: A Sculpture Exhibition. Fine Arts Gallery‚ Wilson Building‚ Kennesaw
State University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw. Free. Contact the KSU Art Galleries‚
770−499−3223. www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
THEATRE
February 10−15
StudioWorks production: “The Hero's Journey.” 8 p.m. Tuesday−Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.
Studio Theater‚ Wilson Building‚ Kennesaw State University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw.
$5. Contact the KSU Box Office‚ 770−423−6650. www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
MUSIC
February 1
Faculty Recital: Oral Moses‚ bass baritone. 3 p.m. Music Building Recital Hall‚ Kennesaw
State University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw. Free. Contact the KSU Box Office‚
770−423−6650. www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
February 19
KSU Wind Ensemble. 8 p.m. Howard Logan Stillwell Theater‚ Wilson Building‚ Kennesaw
State University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw. $5. Contact the KSU Box Office‚ 770−423−6650.
www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
February 21
Emerging Artists Series: Nanae Mimura‚ marimba. “The queen of the marimba‚” Mimura
began playing marimba at the tender age of three in her native Japan. She has won
many prestigious competitions around the world and recorded two solo CDs. 8 p.m. Howard
Logan Stillwell Theater‚ Wilson Building‚ Kennesaw State University‚ 1000 Chastain
Road‚ Kennesaw. $15. Contact the KSU Box Office‚ 770−423−6650. www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
February 23
Atlanta Symphony Brass Quintet. 8 p.m. Howard Logan Stillwell Theater‚ Wilson Building‚
Kennesaw State University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw. $10. Contact the KSU Box
Office‚ 770−423−6650. www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
February 29
Keyboard Conversations® with Jeffrey Siegel. “Bach & the Virtuosos: Liszt‚ Rachmaninoff
and Busoni.” 7 p.m. Howard Logan Stillwell Theater‚ Wilson Building‚ Kennesaw State
University‚ 1000 Chastain Road‚ Kennesaw. $20. Contact the KSU Box Office‚ 770−423−6650.
www.kennesaw.edu/arts.
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