Current Events
Arts & Bodies
Arts on Earth’s focus this Fall is the dynamic, tortured, joyful, complex relationship between our arts and our bodies across epochs and cultures.
We’ve never done programming with so many moving parts. Learn all about it by following the links below.
The concept in brief
Why Arts & Bodies? What are we thinking? Learn more.
Arts On Earth 2010 AppleTV from Jonathan Tyman on Vimeo.
Keith Terry and the Body Music Residency
November 1 – November 7
Body music – any music you can make with your body alone, by slapping, popping, clapping, stomping, vocalizing, scraping – you name it. We all have what we need to make beautiful music the day we enter the world. Arts on Earth is bringing in one of America’s foremost practitioners to teach us all how to find joy in our bodies in ways we’ve never dreamed. Learn more. To open his residency, Keith Terry and Crosspulse are co-sponsoring the action-packed Body Music Mini-Festival on November 1!
ArtsLab
ArtsLab, November 5 – 6
AoE’s famous, interdisciplinary, experiential, arts-driven exploration of the theme. Not to be missed. Learn more.
International e-journal
Submissions due October 15; publication Spring 2010
The first of a series of annual electronic publications on AoE themes, in partnership with U-M Press. Learn more
Thank You
Arts on Earth has many co-sponsors for Arts & Bodies. We’re happy to thank them here.
Office of the Vice President for Research
Office of the Vice President for Communications
King-Chavez-Parks professorship (through Senior Vice Provost Lester Monts)
Center for Educational Outreach
National Center for Institutional Diversity
Center for World Performance Studies, The International Institute
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