Lively Arts Events

This exhibition represents an outstanding 60+ year career as an artist, mentor, and educator. Paintings on display are from the artist’s personal collection and the University Museum’s permanent collection in addition to others generously on loan from private collections. The exhibit will also feature a video interview with the artist.

This exhibit is open Tuesday, January 26, through Saturday, March 20, in the University Museum, located on the first floor of Sutton Hall. The University Museum welcomes visitors during the following hours: 

2:00–5:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday,

Special Saturday hours of 2:00–5:00 p.m. on March 6, 13, and 20.

Washington DC, 1950. State Department employees Bob and Nora find themselves at the forefront of the moment when the Red Scare adds shades of Lavender. In other words, along with rooting out potential Communists, the couple must now investigate “deviants,” i.e., gays.

Unfortunately for Bob and Nora, they are also gay, and their marriage is a cover for their actual partners, who also pretend to be a married couple. Hilarious screwball misdirection eventually gives way to a sober examination of gay rights and American values.

Purchase Viewing Codes

• Family and Groups: $20
  
• Individuals: $10
  
• IUP Student: $7.50

IUP alumnus Nashwan Abdullah will perform a violin recital accompanied by Jacquelyn Kuehn, piano and Michael Garbett, percussion. 

The recital will feature the following works: 

1. Franz Josef Hadyn, Violin Concerto no. 4 in G major
2. A Journey in Maqam Music
   • Taqasim
   • Muwashat Andalusia
   • Longa Nahawand- Ryiad al Sunbati.

A live audience will be permitted. The number of seats available will be based on current COVID-19 guidelines. The event will be live-streamed on the Department of Music's YouTube Channel.