College of Fine Arts

Pop-Up exhibition of Euclide's THESIS project. THESIS brings together different musicians from various genres and facilitates their collaboration on a 10" record.

Eddie Mora is a Costa Rican composer of orchestral and chamber works. Mora studied composition at the Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica in Heredia. He is also an active violinist and studied violin and composition at the P. I. Tchaikovsky State Conservatory in Moscow. He is the recipient of numerous awards, and his music has been performed in Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, the Netherlands, Russia and the USA. As a violinist he has performed his own music and 20th-century music from Costa Rica. He teaches chamber music, composition and violin at the Universidad de Costa Rica in San Pedro, Montes de Oca. This event is open to the public at no charge.

Artist Lecture , in Room 172, WM Lee Center for the Fine Arts. In coordination with Euclide's visit there will be a Pop-Up Exhibition in Gallery 110, WM Lee Center for Fine Arts, of work from his Thesis project. Thesis brings together different musicians from various genres and facilitates their collaboration on a 10" record.

Artist Gregory Euclide will present a talk in Room 172 of the Warren M. Lee Center for the Fine Arts.

Based on actual events, this hauntingly beautiful play tells the largely forgotten story of the "radium girls." These women worked in factories during the early part of the twentieth century painting watch dials, only to later be diagnosed with severe radiation sickness. Instead of quietly accepting their situation, these women fought back and their court cases significantly improved workers' rights and health standards. By Melanie Marnich.

Faculty Exhibition: 2018 celebrates the creative work of the Fine Arts faculty at the University of South Dakota whose scholarship and teaching is grounded in an art-making practice.

The USD Symphony Orchestra is proud to present this concert and welcomes guest artist Eddie Mora. Eddie Mora is a Costa Rican composer of orchestral and chamber works. Mora studied composition at the Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica in Heredia. He is also an active violinist and studied violin and composition at the P. I. Tchaikovsky State Conservatory in Moscow. He is the recipient of numerous awards, and his music has been performed in Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, the Netherlands, Russia and the USA. As a violinist he has performed his own music and 20th-century music from Costa Rica. He teaches chamber music, composition and violin at the Universidad de Costa Rica in San Pedro, Montes de Oca. This event is open to the public at no charge.

Based on actual events, this hauntingly beautiful play tells the largely forgotten story of the "radium girls." These women worked in factories during the early part of the twentieth century painting watch dials, only to later be diagnosed with severe radiation sickness. Instead of quietly accepting their situation, these women fought back and their court cases significantly improved workers' rights and health standards. By Melanie Marnich.

USD Department of Music Hosts the Quad State Marching Competition at the Dakota Dome. $13 tickets available only at the door. For performance schedule, visit http://trigonroad.com/yea/eventDetail.cfm?searchState=&eventID=1891. Questions? Contact Todd.Cranson@usd.edu.

Based on actual events, this hauntingly beautiful play tells the largely forgotten story of the "radium girls." These women worked in factories during the early part of the twentieth century painting watch dials, only to later be diagnosed with severe radiation sickness. Instead of quietly accepting their situation, these women fought back and their court cases significantly improved workers' rights and health standards. By Melanie Marnich.

Based on actual events, this hauntingly beautiful play tells the largely forgotten story of the "radium girls." These women worked in factories during the early part of the twentieth century painting watch dials, only to later be diagnosed with severe radiation sickness. Instead of quietly accepting their situation, these women fought back and their court cases significantly improved workers' rights and health standards. By Melanie Marnich.

The USD Department of Music presents their Concert Choir, Men's & Women's Chorus and the USD Chamber Singers in their fall concert. This event is open to the public at no charge.