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The exhibition features various artists’ works and their techniques, including decal ceramic printing, works comprised of paper-thin clay and experimentation with the chemistry of the glazes.
Benito Huerta has inspired many Chicano artists to experiment and create.
The 40-year-old genre transformed and reemerged in modern music as America remembers the bright lights of disco, a product of Black culture.
Caleb De La Torre started his theater career in high school, but his time at UTA shined a spotlight on his talent. His performances on campus and with local artists have inspired audiences and peers alike.
The Elvis Presley biopic has flash and charm, but stifles star Austin Butler’s stellar performance.
The latest film in the Fantastic Beasts series follows Scamander, a wizard recruited by Albus Dumbledore, but it lacks any of the charm of previous films.
Playwright Octavio Solis said representation for Mexican Americans in theater was one of his goals when writing this production.
The play slowly unravels a web of dark secrets surrounding the main Latino immigrant family in 1970s El Paso. Shows will start at 7:30 p.m. from Wednesday to Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Chris Van Dusen carefully crafts season two displaying Indian prewedding traditions and customs throughout the show. “Bridgerton” will be renewed for two additional seasons.
Voting on Oscars categories is restricted to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voting members. The process began March 17 and was completed March 22.
Turning Red takes on the topic of menstruation and puberty in preteen girls. Director Domee Shi said the movie came from her personal experiences growing up.
Burst pipes in the costume storage during rehearsal didn’t stop the UTA theater department from performing 9 to 5 The Musical, a story that follows women as they navigate workplace sexism.
The Theatre Arts Department will perform the show starting Wednesday. It addresses topics that are still relevant today, from sexual harassment to inequality in the workplace.
2022’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre premiered Feb. 18 on Netflix. The sequel featured the return of final girl, Sally Hardesty, but failed to impress.
The choir was selected as one of only a few universities to perform at the upcoming Southwestern Region of American Choral Directors Association Convention.
The first three episodes of Bel-Air released Jan. 13 on Peacock, and the 10-episode series is already lined up for a second season.
The winner of the Best Picture category will be announced March 27, and here’s where you can watch all 10 nominees.
The 53-member ensemble began performing in 2019 to promote Asian culture and music to audiences.
Mitski’s new album takes the listener on a journey of denial, dependence and acceptance over the course of 11 songs.
The Dallas Asian Winds are performing a free concert this Sunday. The ensemble aims to bring culture to Arlington through sharing Asian music.
Providing subtitles, open captions and other hearing-assistive choices can enhance movie theater’s accessibility. Bringing more choices for theater audiences can bring inclusion to all viewers.
Amid the backdrop of gun violence in American schools, The Fallout gives viewers a perspective from today’s high schoolers as they navigate life after a tragic event.
In celebration of I Love to Read Month, here’s a list of short classics that readers won’t be able to put down.
With the holiday fast approaching, these movies can offer a good laugh and an escape from reality.
Visual artist Guadalupe Rosales shines a light on the culture of lowriding in her exhibit, with the intent of reflecting her experience as a Mexican American and helping others feel represented.
The film was anticlimactic yet left a lasting impression by the end with its music and message of having to work hard to achieve one’s dreams.
Students reflect on how COVID-19 changed dating and what the future holds as vaccinations increase and restrictions loosen.
Students are optimistic about the 2021 job market while still reflecting on the challenges of finding a career in 2020.
New Pokémon Snap, Overwatch 2 and Hollow Knight: Silksong are just a few titles included in this year’s discharge of new games.
The Golden Globes were hosted by Amy Poehler and Tina Fey for the fourth time and was the first bicoastal broadcast of the Globes’ history.
Roughly a year into the pandemic, there have been mixed reactions to the inclusion of COVID-19 as a storyline onscreen.
UTA community members share their personal picks for media showcasing Black main characters who are strong, complex and inspiring.
Artists like Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion rose in popularity last year with songs like "WAP."
Dune, Candyman and The Matrix 4 are just a few titles to drop this year for the world of cinema
Founded by a UTA student and an alumnus, Oddities Productions has taken root in Arlington to realize its artistic potential.
As the film industry kicks back into gear following COVID-19 postponements, fans can look forward to a new wave of films and shows to keep them entertained.
