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Shameless: An FIU Student Showcase

Date: Friday, April 22, 2022
Time: 7–9pm
Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue

Combining color, form, and pattern, Dutch designer Bas van Beek has created an immersive visitor experience through his ground-floor Wolfsonian exhibition, Shameless. This April, FIU students will take things one step further by adding performance to the mix. Witness how their original, site-specific dance and music compositions animate our galleries and play off of Van Beek's designs by joining us for a unique, multidisciplinary museum takeover.

This event will feature students in music and dance composition courses, taught by Orlando Garcia, Jacob Sudol, and Pioneer Winter, in FIU's College of Communication, Architecture, and the Arts, and consists of 4 brief performances that will be repeated several times throughout the evening. It is co-sponsored by the Humanities Edge. Costumes designed by Bas van Beek.

Free

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