Everyone knows “Whistler’s Mother,” but come to The Fralin Museum of Art Saturday to learn more about James McNeill Whistler in a tour of the exhibit of his portrait work with curator Emile Johnson.

Barbie Selby, a research manager and document librarian for the U.Va. Library, received a national lifetime achievement award for her commitment and service in bringing accurate government information to the people of Virginia.

Watch architecture students work on a collaborative project to repaint the American flag on Friday, as Campbell Hall’s Elmaleh Gallery becomes a public art studio – but look out for wet paint.

U.Va. studio art, drama and architecture students showcased their massive moving creatures in a parade and all-day festival on Grounds on April 20.

The creatures are coming! The creatures are coming! U.Va. studio art, drama and architecture students will showcase their massive moving creatures Saturday in a parade and all-day festival on Grounds.

Stanley Abe, a scholar of Chinese art, on Thursday will discuss ‘Moving Buddha’ – how Chinese figural objects gradually became valued as art.

U.Va.’s Ruth Caplin Theatre makes its debut April 18 with the U.Va. Department of Drama’s production of the classic American comedy “You Can’t Take It with You.”

How do you navigate a faux pas? What does that even mean? Find out this week when U.Va.’s Dance Program presents its spring concert, featuring original works by students, faculty members and a guest choreographer.

Caribbean Theater was explored in detail via panels, staged readings and a theatrical performance at a unique two-day conference this week organized by the French and drama departments.

“Traces of the Hand: Master Drawings from the Collection of Frederick and Lucy S. Herman” is on display at The Fralin, and will be the topic of a talk on April 9 at noon by art history professor and curator Lawrence Goedde.