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Nova Southeastern UniversityNSUWorksDepartment of Performing and Visual ArtsNewslettersDepartment of Performing and Visual ArtsPublications1-2018Art Infested Water, December 2017 - January 2018Nova Southeastern University Department of Performing and Visual ArtsFollow this and additional works at: https://nsuworks.nova.edu/cahss_pva_newsletterPart of the Acting Commons, Art and Design Commons, Dance Commons, Fine ArtsCommons, and the Music CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Department of Performing and Visual Arts Publications at NSUWorks. It has been acceptedfor inclusion in Department of Performing and Visual Arts Newsletters by an authorized administrator of NSUWorks. For more information, pleasecontact nsuworks@nova.edu.Recommended CitationNova Southeastern University Department of Performing and Visual Arts, "Art Infested Water, December 2017 - January 2018"(2018). Department of Performing and Visual Arts Newsletters. 10.https://nsuworks.nova.edu/cahss_pva_newsletter/10For more information, please call (954) 262-7632 or visit us at cahss.nova.eduI N S I D E  T H I S  I S S U E :Page 3Message from the Editors:If you missed the November Issue, click on the image to the left to take a look! N E W S L E T T E RDEC 2017 - JAN 2018  ▶▶▶Page 2*Sharks in Schools:     Alumni of CAHSS DPVA bring their passion for the arts to local schools, as teachers and program directors.-Andrew Gilbert-Aaron Barton and Marianne Martinez Page 4Page 6▶▶ Page 5*Art and Design Faculty and Students host a "Creation Station" at SPF 2017! Read all about it!-Dancing with Dimensions with Jennifer Kronenburg-The Truth About the Music Industry  with Pete Iannacone* View our FEATURED upcoming concert event        Portraits in Music: An Evening of Music Diversity* Purchase your season tickets here!* Gallery 217 Look BookDPVA Programs, click on any if the photos to check out our curriculum!1  Happy New Year Sharks! We at the DPVA are geared up and ready to go for the next semester! We hope you all took time over the break to enjoy moments and make memories with friends and family.                I would like to take this opportunity to introduce Sierra Shreves, our newest student editor for our newsletter, and to say "see you later" to our previous editor, Alexandra Zadak. We look forward to seeing all you will accomplish in the name of "ART"!            As always, be sure to email any content suggestions to moretto@nova.edu. Come and knock on our door.  We’ll be waiting for you! Thank you for reading and we look forward to sharing more exciting news from the Department of Performing and Visual Arts with you in the future!                                              -Alyiece Moretto-Watkins, Staff EditorHighlights from DPVA Master ClassesFor more information, please call (954) 262-7632 or visit us at cahss.nova.eduN E W S L E T T E R2Sharks In SchoolsGreetings! My name is Andrew Gilbert and I majored in General Studies, Performing and Visual Arts, and Education while at NSU. I graduated back in 2014, and I am now the Musical Theatre teacher here at Dreyfoos School of  the Arts in West Palm Beach. At  Dreyfoos, I am tasked with teaching our Musical Theatre classes, coordinating the musical direction for all our Musical Theatre productions, and preparing our seniors for the rigorous and competitive college application process. The first thing I’d like to point out is how personalized and unique my experience at NSU was. That personalization directly influences my teaching now and helps me tremendously in the classroom. I remember how the program was flexible to my needs and it translates to my own flexibility for my students.Andrew Gi lbert     While I was attending NSU, I was lucky enough to be the student Music Director for the school’s production of  Once on This Island. Doing a show of  that magnitude and on that level helped me to understand what it takes to teach and music direct at a highly competitive level at a school like Dreyfoos.  It was my educational experience at NSU that showed me how much I love to teach and drove me right into the career I have now!Marianne MartinezToby BartonFEATURED ALUMNUSNow I am the theatre director at Monsignor        Edward Pace High School". - MM"I was a Musical Theatre major at NSU."I graduated with my BA in Theatre at NSU and I am now a theatre director in two different Broward County schools". - TBFor more information, please call (954) 262-7632 or visit us at cahss.nova.eduN E W S L E T T E R3Sharks on the SceneMuralEscape Room“You're on board the S.S. Talent on your way to the International Danceworks peformance at NSU. Your currently on the bottom deck attending Razor the “You're on board the S.S. Talent on your way to the International Danceworks peformance at NSU. Your currently on the bottom deck attending Razor the SPF (Small Press Fair) Fort Lauderdale is a day to celebrate print with small regional presses, independent publishers, artists, designers, zinesters, the similarly afflicted and more, creating an opportunity for the regional print-making community to share ideas and showcase new work for one special day in Fort Lauderdale.  Annually organized by Girls' Club and IS Projects, the SPF Fort Lauderdale event draws more than 60+ exhibitors, and 600+ visitors to our gathering of print, artist book, and zine makers. CAHSS Art and Design students and faculty participate each year by sponsoring a “Creation Station”. Artists and professors Tennille Shuster and Kandy Lopez with students from the NSU Art Program led live screen print-ing sessions during SPF'17! They print-ed off 100+ SPF'17 tote bags for sale and ran audience-sourced items on the press throughout the day. CREATION STATION with CAHSS Art and Designat SPF 2017!                      For more information, please call (954) 262-7632 or visit us at cahss.nova.eduN E W S L E T T E R4    In collaboration with the Miniaci Center of Performing Arts' event, The Point of Pas De Deux: A Dance Dialogue on Nov. 12th, the artistic di-rector of Dimensions Dance Theater of Miami, Jennifer Kronenberg, taught a Master class in our Performance Theatre!Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami...is a brand new ballet company founded in 2016 by former Miami City Ballet principal dancers Carlos Guerra and Jennifer Kronenberg. Carlos and Jennifer plan to offer audiences a fresh and diverse view of ballet through their direction of Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami, exploring collaborative avenues that are distinct in their reflection of South Florida.-All Photos Credited to Augusto Soledade,  Dance Professor of DPVA.    On Nov. 17th, the CAHSS Department of Performing & Visual Arts hosted a master class with renowned bassist, producer, and music director, Pete Iannacone.         Iannacone discussed his 20+ years of experience in the music industry as well as gave performance, composition/production suggestions to the participants that night.Make sure to click on the photos to catch a clip of the jam session.-Photo Credit to Jessica Collado, a Music Professor of DPVA.D P V A M a s t e r  C l a s s e sFor more information, please call (954) 262-7632 or visit us at cahss.nova.eduN E W S L E T T E RClick here to see the...520102008 2011201220152016February 22 | 5:00 to 7:00 pm Senior Art Exhibition Opening Reception Theatre Lobby On exhibit through 4/20February 23-24 | 7:30 pm February 25 | 2:00 pm House of Blue Leaves*Black Box Theatre March 22 | 5:00 to 7:00 pm Annual Juried Student Exhibition Opening Reception Gallery 217 On exhibit through 4/20April 6 | 7:30 pm  Broadway Bash*Performance TheatreApril 20 | 7:30 pm  The Mayfly: A 24hr Theatre Project*presented by Stage 2 Productions Black Box Theatre April 27-28 | 7:30 pm Student Choreography Showcase Performance Theatre  T h e  D e p a r t m e n t  o f  P e r f o r m i n g  a n d  V i s u a l  A r t s  p r e s e n t s . . . S e a s o n  o f  E v e n t s  2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 8  ( r e m a i n i n g  e v e n t s )C l i c k  o n  t h e  e v e n t  t o  p r e - p u r c h a s e  t i c k e t s !201520142013201220112010January 23 | 7:30 pm Performance TheatreGet tickets for Portraits in Music here* 2017PORTRAITS InMusic“Portraits in Music” will include performances from music faculty, students, and other special guests. This concert will feature performers, who come from diverse cultural and career backgrounds, share a common bond for music. Attendees can expect a performance from NSU’s very own Mako Band, as well performances by the Pistris ensemble, music faculty, and guest artists, such as Sudha Ragunathan (one of the brightest stars of Carnatic music in India).AN  EVEN ING  OF  MUSIC  DiversityFor more information, please call (954) 262-7632 or visit us at cahss.nova.eduN E W S L E T T E RTheatre                Acting for Stage and ScreenDesign and Technical ProductionMusical TheatreD P V A  P r o g r a m sDanceMusic               Vocal PerformancePiano PerformanceInstrumental PerformanceCommercial Music IndustryArt & Design   Studio ArtGraphic DesignTechniqueChoreographyComposition6

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