Welcome to the University of Connecticut School of Fine Arts

UConn Reception at CAA Conference

Please join us and meet old friends on February 10, 2011 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.

At the Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry: "Punch and Judy: Handpuppets,
Politics and Humor"; and "Frank and Elizabeth Haines: An American Puppet Company in
the 1930s", now until December 19, 2010.
At the University of Connecticut Libraries: "Epic Shadows: Tolu Bommalata Puppets
from Andhra Pradesh," now until October 1, 2010.
At the UConn Music/Drama Library: "Puppets and Opera: Works by Frank Ballard,"
through the summer.
At Mansfield Community Center: "Puppets from the Ballard Institute Collections,"
through the summer.

Apply to live in the Fine Arts Learning Community!

The Fine Arts Learning Community is designed to offer a supportive and dynamic environment for first year art, art history, dramatic arts and music majors. Students will have opportunities to connect with faculty across the various disciplines in fine arts. Course topics, programming and special events will be geared towards developing a vibrant, cohesive, and diverse residential community for the arts.

Connecticut Repertory Theater

CRT, part of the School of Fine Arts at the University of Connecticut, is the professional producing arm of the Department of Dramatic Arts. CRT stages an array of the best in theatre, from classic plays and musicals to premieres of the latest contemporary work, featuring some of the nation's finest theatre professionals on stage with the department's most promising students. The synergy between professionals and advanced student artists creates extraordinary theatre and a unique learning environment.

von der Mehden Recital Hall

von der Mehden Recital Hall is the home of nearly one hundred twenty concerts presented annually by the faculty, ensembles, students and guests of the Department of Music. All concerts, including student recitals and schedule changes, can be found on this webpage or by phoning the 24-hour event line 860-486-2106.

Benton Museum Exhibitions

The Benton’s contribution to the University-wide “Year of Science 2009” celebration is an exhibition that chronicles the history of medical illustration through a selection of prints, drawings, computer graphics and animation from the 16th century to the present. Each piece articulates a unique union of art, anatomy and medicine, the works together reflecting the ways that union has evolved over the centuries and continues to thrive in an era of digital photography and 3-D imaging.

Jorgensen Center News

SAVE BIG. Subscribe to 6 or more events OF YOUR CHOICE and save 20% off single ticket prices.Or subscribe to the entire Cabaret or Bank of America Children's Series and save 20% off single ticket prices AND keep the same seats year after year.

Contemporary Art Galleries

The Contemporary Art Galleries exhibitions represent contemporary trends and issues in visual arts and map the intersection between differing areas of cultural production.

The New Storrs Downtown Center Project

The Mansfield Downtown Partnership has been working for the last few years to create downtown Storrs Center - in the heart of Mansfield. Storrs Center will be a mixed-use...