See what’s happening at the Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice.
Explore upcoming events, workshops, exhibitions, performances, training opportunities, and community programs designed to connect people through creativity and innovation.
Join us on October 29 from 6–8 PM for GERMAN SOUL, a dynamic live documentary experience blending film, music, food, and storytelling. A dynamic live documentary experience blending film, music, food, and storytelling. Created by Grammy Award-winning musician and ethnobotanist Justin Robinson and filmmaker D.L. Anderson, the event explores Black... Continue reading...
Join us on November 13 from 6–8 PM for GERMAN SOUL, a dynamic live documentary experience blending film, music, food, and storytelling. Created by Grammy Award-winning musician and ethnobotanist Justin Robinson and filmmaker D.L. Anderson, the event explores Black Southern family history, culinary traditions, and identity through a rich tapestry... Continue reading...
My Wish explores the life and testimony of Kim Hak-soon, the first former Korean “comfort woman” to publicly testify about her experiences during World War II. The film has screened at international festivals including the Seoul International AI Film Festival and the Itaewon Film Festival. Rebecca is a digital artist,... Continue reading...
Steven Cozart introduces his Tannenbaum Made residency: Pawns to Players with an introduction to and screening of the Boaz Yakin film, Fresh. The 1994 crime drama film Fresh features a young drug runner named Michael, nicknamed "Fresh" (played by Sean Nelson), who uses the chess strategies taught by his speed-chess... Continue reading...
Join us on December 3 for UNCG Animation Winter 2026 Showcase, a special screening celebrating the work of UNCG Animation students as they bring two original animated shorts to the screen. Developed through student-led production teams, the evening showcases the creativity, collaboration, and production work behind a full animated film pipeline. This year’s... Continue reading...
Join us for the Minerva Media Festival, a showcase celebrating the work of UNCG Media Studies students. This end-of-semester screening highlights a diverse collection of projects produced throughout the semester, including thought-provoking documentaries, innovative narrative films, experimental media, and other original works. The festival offers students the opportunity to share... Continue reading...
