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	Eleazar Rodriguez was Caesar and Eugene Brancoveanu was Nicomedes in the April 3 performance of Lou Harrison’s opera, Young Caesar. The performance kicked off a week-long opera symposium titled New Directions in Contemporary Opera, at UC Santa Cruz. Photo: Steve DiBartolomeo Music Department presents New Directions in Contemporary Opera symposium The UC Santa Cruz Music Department presented a week-long opera symposium titled New Directions in Contemporary Opera, on the university campus in early April. Conceived and coordinated by music professor/conductor Nicole Paiement and UC Santa Cruz opera director Brian Staufenbiel, the series of panels and performances brought together scholars, composers, and performers from the professional world, as well as from such institutions as UCLA, UC Irvine, the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and the University of Washington in Seattle. [more]

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Music Department presents New Directions in Contemporary Opera symposium

The week-long event was conceived and coordinated by music professor/conductor Nicole Paiement and UC Santa Cruz opera director Brian Staufenbiel. [more]

Architect’s lecture kicks off ‘Museum Without Walls’ series

The series continues this spring, with lectures by conceptual artist Fred Wilson and John Weber. [more]

UCSC film grad nominated for indie film award

Aaron Platt was nominated for a 2007 Independent Spirit Award in the category of "Best Cinematography" for his work on the feature film Wild Tigers I Have Known. [more]

Students create stairway art installation at McHenry Library

The permanent installation replaces the net railing that has lined the spiral staircase at McHenry Library for more than a decade. [more]

UC Santa Cruz, City of Santa Cruz create 'Santa Cruz Tickets'

Tickets for events taking place on campus, at the Civic Auditorium and throughout the community are available through the joint ticketing system. [more]

Shakespeare Santa Cruz announces new season of serious comedy

The award-winning company’s 26th season begins this July. [more]

Art professor has solo exhibition at de Young Museum

Elliot Anderson's "Average Landscapes" runs through May 15. [more]