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16 Winters, or the Bear's Tale
Advertising American Conservation: A Pop-Up Display
Chinese Calligraphy Workshop
Special Viewing of Roger Brown's Glow-in-the-Dark Painting
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see Roger Brown’s Plants That Glo in the Dark Tra-La (1986) in its full glow-in-the-dark glory. The painting is on loan from the Asheville Art Museum for our upcoming exhibition Plants and Power: Art’s Botanical Imagination. This unique painting is the only by Brown to use phosphorescent paint, and it still glows today. Stanley staff will activate it for one night only!
Stop by the Visual Classroom on Thursday, November 12, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm to experience it...
A Reading with Dublin Literary Award Finalist and Granta's Best of Young American Novelists Chinelo Okparanta from her newest novel, 'THIS IMPOSSIBLE LIFE'
16 Winters, or the Bear's Tale
Hawkeye Dance Day: Fall 2026
UICB Annual Kozo Harvest
Come for the morning and/or the afternoon!
UI Oakdale Campus
2280 Crosspark Rd., Coralville
On Friday, Nov. 13, we will have our annual kozo harvest out at the Oakdale paper research facility! We have a field of kozo to harvest, steam, and peel. You'll learn a lot about processing bark fibers in traditional ways.
We will be harvesting in the morning, from 9:00 a.m., and will then move to the studio to steam the bark and peel the bark before hanging them in bundles on rope. We will finish up at 4:00...
Theatre Arts Spring Auditions
Friday Crafternoons
Need a creative break at the end of the week? Swing by the Stanley on Friday afternoons to work on a craft project of your choice.
This week join WOCN in collaboration with the Stanley Museum of Art and UI Special Collections in a beginner-friendly metal arts activity and learn more about Antonia Baafi and her artistry, rooted in storytelling with inspiration drawn from nature, symbolism, African proverbs, and folklore.
Friday Crafternoons occurs almost every Friday at the Stanley Museum of Art...
Bunkasai Japanese Festival
Book Matters: Tisa Bryant and Sarah Minor
Faculty Recital: Jonathan Allen and Mariya Akhadjanova
Jonathan Allen, trombone
Mariya Akhadjanova, piano
This concert is free and open to the public.
Concert program will be available here: https://performingarts.uiowa.edu/digital-programs/music.
Dance Gala