March 2009 Archives
Becoming Dragon featured on the cover of San Diego Reader
By Micha Cardenas
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Calit2 Artists participate in Tijuana Art Initiative
By Micha Cardenas
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Calit2 affiliated artists Ricardo Dominguez and Micha Cardenas are both part of the Lui Velazquez gallery in Tijuana, which is opening their new space on Saturday, March 14th. Micha is part of the 3 person collective that curates the space including UCSD alumni Katherine Sweetman and Felipe Zuniga, while Ricardo makes up part of the recently formed advisory board. The initiative includes a number of other UCSD faculty, curators and scholars from the San Diego/Tijuana region. To celebrate the grand opening of their new location in Tijuana, Saturday night will also see the opening of a new exhibition entitled Intimate Simulations. The show explores the close relationship we have developed ... |
Come to the Group Design Projects Final Presentations
By Maureen Curran
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ECE 191 Engineering Group Design Project Final Presentations Friday, March 20, 2009 Henry G. Booker Conference suite, rm 2512, EBU-I Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. Presentations will start at 7:00 p.m. ECE 191, Engineering Group Design Project, is an upper-division class that provides undergraduate students with hands-on experience working in a team to design, build, demonstrate ... |
Calit2 UCSD Summer Scholarship Deadline Looming
By Maureen Curran
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Composer in Residence Honored
By Doug Ramsey
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Calit2's composer in residence at UC San Diego, Pulitzer Prize winner Roger Reynolds, is getting a rare concert honor: On March 29, "Roger Reynolds and his Proteges" will echo through a concert hall in Toronto, Canada, as part of the New Music Concerts 2008-2009 season. The aforementioned proteges include composers David Felder of SUNY Buffalo, Israel's Chaya Czernowin, Juan Campoverde from Ecuador, and Brazilian Antonio Borges-Cunha. All of the proteges are well-known composers who earned their Ph.D.'s under Reynolds in the UC San Diego Music graduate program in Composition. The concert by the New Music Concerts Ensemble (with David Swan on piano and Robert Aitken on flute ... |
