Reviewed by: Cindy Hatcher
You won’t want to miss these three upcoming artists coming to UAB Center for the Arts
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Art has the power to make us feel, think and even change our perspectives—and these three amazing artists are doing just that in their respective fields.
From bold new paintings to soul-stirring music and captivating percussion performances, let’s dive into the worlds of Kate Meissner, Andy Grammer and Michael Yeung coming to UAB Center for the Arts.
See: AEIVA presents Kate Meissner: Replica
If you’re looking for an art experience that’s both unique and mesmerizing, look no further than the latest exhibition at UAB’s AEIVA, Kate Meissner’s Replica.
Known for blending surrealist filmmakers’ strange worlds with classic painting’s timeless traditions, Meissner’s work invites the viewer into an unsettling yet captivating realm.
Replica challenges conventional notions of representation, forcing us to question what we see and how we relate to reality. The exhibition plays with distorted figures and surreal landscapes that make us pause and reconsider the familiar.
Meissner’s ability to merge classic painting techniques with a fresh, contemporary perspective makes her an exciting voice in today’s art world.
- When: Friday, Jan 10 – Saturday, March 15 | 12-5 p.m.
- Where: UAB’s Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts
- Cost: Free
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Listen to Andy Grammer’s “Monster” Tour
Andy Grammer, known for his infectious, feel-good hits, has always had the ability to uplift audiences with his music. But with his latest album, “Monster,” the Grammy Award-winning artist is taking his listeners on a journey. In this raw and personal collection, Grammer opens up about self-discovery, the struggles we face and the process of overcoming them.
“Monster” marks a departure from the lighthearted tones of Grammer’s previous work, diving into themes of vulnerability and emotional complexity. Songs like “Saved My Life” and “The Kind of Love We Make” offer an unfiltered look into his personal journey, inviting fans to connect with him on a deeper, more intimate level.
His willingness to embrace his own struggles and share them through music creates a profound emotional resonance that listeners can relate to and find comfort in.
- When: Sunday, March 4th | 7 p.m.
- Where: UAB’s Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center, Jemison Concert Hall
- Cost: VIP: $275; A+ Level: $75; A Level: $65; B Level: $55; C Level: $45
- Buy tickets here
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Feel: Percussionist and Young Concert Artist Michael Yeung
Percussionist Michael Yeung is gaining international recognition for his distinctive and engaging performances. Known for his remarkable ability to bring out the richness of percussion through intricate rhythms and dynamic textures, Yeung is quickly establishing himself as one of the top talents in his field.
His performances are not just shows—they’re immersive experiences that leave a lasting impression, inviting audiences to appreciate the artistry and skill in every beat. UAB’s Alys Stephens Center offers this Young Concert Artist Series show as a Pay What You Choose event, simply reserve your tickets.
- When: Sunday, March 18th | 7 p.m.
- Where: UAB’s Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center, Jemison Concert Hall
- Cost: To make the arts more accessible, tickets are available on a “Pay-What-You-Choose” basis for this event.
- Reserve tickets here
Don’t miss your chance to see these three amazing artists coming to UAB Center for the Arts.
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