Location: Music Building West, room 220

Have you always wanted to play the piano, but never had the chance? Now is your opportunity!

Location: Dixie Gammage Hall, enter the 13-ft trailer near the front steps

Join visiting art collective Cog•nate Collective for a workshop that mobilizes embroidery as a medium + instrument for engaging in conversation around the topic of migration. Through the process of teaching + learning basic stitching techniques, participants will collaborate on producing a collectively embroidered piece that will be featured in the exhibition "Talking to Action", opening at the ASU Art Museum in Winter of 2019.

Location: Design Bridge, 2nd floor between Design South and Design North

Join Toni Shapiro-Phim for the screening of an excerpt from her new documentary "Because of the War," and discuss the role of music and dance in resolving conflicts, challenging violence and building peace. This film tells the stories of how four superstars of Liberian music — Fatu Gayflor, Marie Nyenabo, Zaye Tete and Tokay Tomah -- have used traditional arts to address injustice and inspire action for positive social change. Participants will view some of the film and engage in activities and dialogue related to the themes that are raised. Co-sponsored by the Hardt-Nickachos Peace Studies Endowment/Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict and the School of Politics and Global Studies.

Location: Nelson Fine Arts Center, sub-basement Costume Shop

Take a tour of the costume shop and then get ready for Halloween early. Experience a quick tutorial for homemade ghoulish makeup. The tour is open to all, we would love to see hundreds make their way through our facility. Costumes from previous productions will be on display.

Location: Evelyn Smith Music Theatre Stage

Ever dream of performing on a big stage? Share some Broadway magic with me as I teach a beginner/novice version of two verses of "All That Jazz" from the iconic Broadway musical CHICAGO. No previous dance experience necessary.

Location: Near Payne Hall, outside in front of the large sculpture

What would you like to see to transform the space that was previously a children's playground by Payne Hall into Herberger Institute's playground? The Landscape Architecture design studio is working with University Landscape Architect to conduct community-engaged design workshops for the Nelson Fine Arts project that is under design and construction. This is your chance to be engaged in a design process, raise your voice, draw your dreams and design your playground on campus!

Location: Art Building, Ceramics Studio, rooms 26C

Students will have the opportunity to create hand constructed clay figurines using methods employed by artisans in ancient Greece. The figurines were offered as votive offerings in Greek sanctuaries and elsewhere in the Mediterranean.

Location: Nelson Fine Arts Center, room 132

Artists are activists, and in times of social and political change, artists have often led the way. Come learn how to take your art and make it about YOUR social or political views using YOUR voice. DBR LABspace is comprised of Herberger Institute students working on individually created projects that are developed at ASU and performed in New York City within an academic year. Come learn from lab members—and collaborate and jam with us—as we explore new ways to make and create as artists, activists, and creative humans. The session is interactive so feel free to bring your projects, questions, or instrument and have lab members offer insight and feedback. The session includes a panel discussion and presentation from ASU Institute Professor Daniel Bernard Roumain.

Location: Memorial Union, Alumni Lounge, room 202

After a brief description of basic camera settings and their creative implementation, participants will break into small groups to put this knowledge into practice. Groups will come up with story prompts or types of visual content they'd like to make, and then create corresponding images. Cameras will be provided by the film area, but participants are also encouraged to bring their own video cameras for workshop use and specific questions.

Location: Design North, Terrace Gallery, 2nd floor central hall

What can’t you see that matters to others? How can we provide Good Design for ALL? Come and learn about how designers build experience and skill sets to design for equity!

Location: Stauffer B, room 125

Please join us for the Digital Culture Speaker Series: Doug Van Nort. Doug Van Nort is an artist, researcher, composer and improviser. His work is concerned with issues of distributed agency and sensorial immersion in technologically-mediated performance contexts. His research-creation activities engage these issues through explorations of the affective and visceral experiences of the sonic and haptic senses, the complex and embodied nature of listening, and the phenomenology of time consciousness. Van Nort is currently Canada Research Chair in Digital Performance and an Assistant Professor at York University, cross-appointed between the departments of Computational Arts and Music.

Location: ASU Art Museum

You've heard of escape rooms?

We're transforming the ASU Art Museum into a mysterious crime scene, trapping everyone inside. The only way to escape is to follow clues, complete activities, take fun photos and solve a mysterious crime!

Each team will have a set of clues that will take you on a whirlwind adventure throughout the museum. Working together, you will use uncommon bits of evidence to explore exhibits, solve problems, and unlock hidden information. Each team will encounter personalities along the way who may, or may not, aid them on their journey.

Location: Hayden Library, room C155

Experience set, make-up and costume designer Irene Corey’s unique Job mosaic costume, process drawings for animal costumes, production photographs and original theatrical designs. Curator Katherine Krzys will discuss Corey’s design process and why the world would not have seen Cats or Lion King on Broadway without Irene Corey’s masterful animal costume and make-up design work.

Location: Gammage Auditorium, room 206, please use entrance on the NE side of the building

We will learn the basics of Javanese Indonesian gamelan (tuned bronze percussion) playing, adding on improv contributions.

Location: Memorial Union, Graham, room 226

This workshop gives participants an introduction to the art of making movies - specifically how filmmakers from Steven Spielberg to Patty Jenkins, Spike Lee, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Martin Scorsese and others use visual design principles and orchestration of the visual elements to tell stories, convey emotions, and express ideas.

Location: Dixie Gammage Hall, room 105

Writer and editor Deborah Sussman will lead you through some basic pointers on writing about your creative work, whether it’s an artist statement, a media release or a blog post.

Location: Nelson Fine Arts Center, room 231

Workshop activities will provide context about the research for Enmei (Long Life), a collaborative project that brings together artists and scholars from Japan and the U.S. to explore what it means to age as a dancer in our respective cultures. The workshop will integrate dance and design practices for diverse ages and abilities. Participants will have an opportunity to embody a range of art-making processes inspired by movement qualities, sculpture, kimono-making, and some of the works created by the famous Japanese artist, Katsushika Hokusai.

Location: McClintock Hall, outside along Forest Mall

For the fourth year in a row, ASU was named #1 in Innovation, not just because of what we do, but because of who we are and how we see the world. This is your chance to let your voice be heard and share what you think it means to be an innovator at Arizona State University. Join us on Forest Mall to film your 15 to 30 second mini-segment at Herberger Institute Day. Then, watch for your footage on the big screen at the Innovation Day celebration in the Sun Devil Stadium on November 16.

Location: Matthews Center, room 224

Come explore the many avenues of Arts, Media and Engineering's research teams in playing with interactive media – from video to sound and beyond.

Location: Art Warehouse, room 114

Weave with wood! Working as a group we will create an architectural form that explores materiality and structure, by interlacing wood and other fibrous materials to make a large temporary sculpture

Location: Nelson Fine Arts Center, room 131

Engage in a restorative and relaxing listening workshop! Discover the sounds of your campus environment and the feeling of being present through different modes of listening. Participate in a listening meditation and soundwalk, a silent walk on campus focusing on environmental listening. Share your embodied experiences with the other workshop participants. Last but not least, immerse yourself in remote places by travelling to beautiful nature sanctuaries around the globe rendered in 3-D sights and sounds on virtual reality headsets. This workshop is a great opportunity to breathe, refocus, and broaden your awareness of the sounds on our very own campus.

Location: Memorial Union, Pinal, room 227

Join students in the School of Film, Dance and Theatre in taking the idea of the 24-hour play festival to the extreme! This workshop is going to help inspire you through the lens of playwriting and get you out of that dreaded creative rut. We'll create a motivating environment where you'll get to write and perform original work in 60 minutes. This is the perfect opportunity for those who love new ideas, want to practice quick thinking skills and exercise their creative muscle! No playwriting experience needed.

Location: Design North, Design and Arts Library

During a brief lecture you will discover the unexpected wonders of bioluminescence in nature and how artists are working with naturally illuminated media including minerals and bacteria. A hands on activity will allow participants the opportunity to paint and draw with non-toxic luminescent materials, creating a piece that they can take away and enjoy after dark!

Location: Art Building, room 332

Help make a mural using sand from different parts of Arizona and the Southwest. Join faculty and students from the School of Art and the School of Earth and Space Exploration to learn more about how the earth helps shape our ideas, environment, and creativity.

Location: Stauffer Breezeway, in front of Stauffer B

Learn and participate in executing a large-scale mural, in paint.

Location: Dixie Gammage Hall, front lawn

Move to the beat! Paint with your feet! SplashMob is a messy and unique experience that mixes dance with painting with your feet. Come to our dance class where you'll be dancing on a canvas with colorful paint. No dance experience required!

Location: PE Building East, room 107B

Explore the cultural diversity of dance with Adair Landborn, scholar and curator of the Cross-Cultural Dance Resources Collections at ASU.

Semi-private tours of this remarkable “American Treasure” include opportunities to browse special collection books, review rare archival materials of American dance pioneers, and examine the CCDR Collections museum of remarkable cultural artifacts, dolls, costumes, musical instruments, puppets, and masks from around the world!

Location: West Hall, room 135

Provide an opportunity to role play stories and learn the top three things you should share when engaging with new people. This provides an opportunity to explore best practices of communication and introduces empathy.

Location: Design North, Red Square, lower level central hall

Posters will illustrate the many skills and interests that go into the creative work of landscape architecture. Participants will be given images of proposed urban design developments and then coached to enhance them with labels of contributions of their own interests, skills or majors.