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A group of UF dance students perform during the Atta Girl! dance at the free Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. This dance was about women joining the workforce during World War II, and 22-year-old UF dance and marketing senior Jacquelyn Pritz said she was inspired to choreograph this dance because she's about to join the workforce herself.
A couple of UF dance students perform during the Atta Girl! dance at the Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. The Harn Museum of Dance event was presented by the UF School of Theatre and Dance in collaboration with UF College of the Arts' Center for World Arts.
UF dance students move and clap with energy during the Hip Hop Dance performance at the Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. The group welcomed people from the crowd to join them in dance.
A group of UF dance students perform during the Atta Girl! dance at the free Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. This dance was about women joining the workforce during World War II, and 22-year-old UF dance and marketing senior Jacquelyn Pritz said she was inspired to choreograph this dance because she's about to join the workforce herself.
A couple of UF dance students perform during the Atta Girl! dance at the Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. The Harn Museum of Dance event was presented by the UF School of Theatre and Dance in collaboration with UF College of the Arts' Center for World Arts.
UF dance students move and clap with energy during the Hip Hop Dance performance at the Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. The group welcomed people from the crowd to join them in dance.
Three dancers move together during the Duality of Patterning performance at the free Harn Museum of Dance event at the Harn Museum of Art on Saturday afternoon. UF dance senior and choreographer Karla Vanessa Narvaez, 25, said this dance was part of her senior thesis, and she was inspired to put it together after she traveled to Guinea in West Africa last summer.
Reginald Carrol, 16, is instructed on the printmaking process by Harn volunteer Juana Diaz, 20. Diaz is a printmaking major at UF, and Carroll, who also performed a poem at the event, is a sophomore printmat Eastside High School.
Juana Diaz pressed the final layer of brown ink onto a print to complete an image of two children holding hands pointing to a red horse.
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Under her leadership, the Harn Museum of Art’s membership grew six times as large as it began.
An idea thought up more than a year ago in Campeche, Mexico, will come to life in just a few weeks.
Syleena Powell went to bed listening to whirring police helicopters flying overhead.
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With the election of President Donald Trump, we have seen racism rise to the level of respectability.
Ahead of Richard Spencer’s speech at UF on Oct. 19, two legal advocacy organizations wrote to University Police on Tuesday claiming the event’s prohibited items policy is “unconstitutional.”
The School of Art + Art History is preparing for its transformation into an outdoor cinema.
After weeks of debate and reorganizing, avowed white nationalist Richard Spencer will officially speak at UF on Oct. 19.
The Harn Museum of Art at the University of Florida offers more than its numerous exhibits in eleven different galleries to the Gainesville community on a day-to-day basis. On Thursday, September 14th from 6 to 9 p.m., the museum hosted Noche de Museo, an event featuring the the famous works of multiple Latin American artists. In addition to the highlighted pieces, the Harn offered tours, refreshments and several activities for guests to enhance their experience. With free admission, taquitos, music and a photo booth, visitors could not go wrong with the plentiful activities available at the Harn.
Spend your Thursday evening drinking beer, listening to music and eating pizza in support of art.
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