James Madison University: Centering the Arts

James Madison University
James Madison University: Centering the Arts

Centering the Arts pulls back the curtain to examine the creations, inspirations, collaborations, and ideations that fuel art-makers, performers, designers, and scholars.

  1. DEC 4

    Special Episode: A Discussion about Incarcerated Youth and Visual Art featuring Dr. Melissa Švigelj

    In connection to a recent exhibition in OCP's home office, Dr. Melissa Švigelg shares her experience in academia, arts access, and working with incarcerated youth including seeking a grant to give the incarcerated youth access to arts opportunities.

    23 min

  2. NOV 15

    Episode 14: Kate Lumpkin

    JMU Performing Arts Administrative Specialist, Haley Davis interviews Kate Lumpkin to discuss her work in theatre and her vocational journey that defied traditional expectation.

    29 min

  3. NOV 1

    Special Episode: The Haunted Stages (pt. 2)

    Promenade Theatre

    12 min

  4. OCT 16

    Special Episode: The Haunted Stages (pt. 1):

    Sanskrit Theatre, Sans Women

    11 min

  5. 12/08/2023

    Episode 13: Wan-Jung Wang

    JMU Student Katelyn Penenburgh interviews Wan-Jung Wang to discuss her work in Applied Theatre and as a experienced Community Theatre and Oral History practitioner.

    1h 1m

  6. 09/28/2023

    Episode 12: Dr. Sylvan Baker

    JMU Theatre Student Abby Kelley interviews Researcher and Practitioner Dr. Sylvan Baker on his work in Applied Theatre as well as the importance of collaboration between researchers and participants.

    1h 5m

  7. 09/27/2023

    Episode 11: Rachel Jacobs

    JMU Theatre student Kara Handy interviews Academic, Activist, and Artist Rachael Jacobs on her work in creating decolonized approaches to embodied learning.

    39 min

  8. 09/08/2023

    Episode 10: Priscilla Flores

    In this fifth episode of the Global Student Interview Series, JMU student Karson Bruce interviews Priscilla Flores, a native New Yorker who creates and facilitates programming with City Univerty of New York Creative Arts Teams.

    1 hr
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Centering the Arts pulls back the curtain to examine the creations, inspirations, collaborations, and ideations that fuel art-makers, performers, designers, and scholars.

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