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27 January 2011
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Vision and Voices is an arts and humanities initiative that was established by President C. L. Max Nikias to communicate the core values of USC, to affirm the human spirit and to give students access to more enriched culture.
This weekend has several fabulous FREE entertaining events for USC students:
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels: Art Tour with John Nava
Friday, January 28, 2011 : 12:30pm - 5:00pm
The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels is home to numerous beautiful works of art, including the tapestries created by world-renowned artist John Nava. USC students will get a rare opportunity to experience the tapestries through the eyes of the artist on a special tour.
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Get Your Hands Dirty with the Arts!
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Get your hands dirty and experience the creativity and thrill of making art! The USC arts schools will present this daylong festival featuring an exciting array of hands-on workshops in art, theatre, dance, music, architecture and cinematic arts.
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Gods and Marionettes
Saturday, January 29, 2011 : 8:00pm
The Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company, with director David Bridel and the wildly popular a cappella group Sonos, present this unique fusion of dance, music and theatre. Based on the myths of Greek tragedy, the production will present an epic investigation into the role of the gods in our lives, both ancient and modern.
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For more upcoming events throughout the year, please visit their website or call (213) 740-0483.
This article is written by Desdemona Bandini, a graduate student from APOC -- Community Management
You can see more of her work here.
