UNI Events

This collection contains a selection of posters, designed by Roy R. Behrens (Art Professor Emeritus), in 2006-2017, as promotional materials for a range of subjects, including conferences, public lectures, theatrical productions, and fundraising efforts. This collection is a subset of the larger Behrens Poster Archive. This collection is a subset of the larger Behrens Poster Archive.

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African and African-American Music Renaissance Recital [poster, 2017]

2017

Alt Text: Poster with an ivory colored face mask on a dusty blue background. Text in white, yellow, pink, and black letters.

Transcription: Margaret Bonds. Undine Smith Moore. Florence Price. Richard Smallwood. Fela Sowande. William Grant Still. George Walker. and More. African and African-American Music Renaissance Recital. Celeste Bembry concert artist. Randall Harlow organ faculty. 6:00 PM Friday April 7, 2017. Jebe Hall. Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center. University of Northern Iowa. Offered by the UNI School of Music Concert Series. Spring 2017. Free Admission.

Description: A poster announcing a recital of African and African-American music at the University of Northern Iowa in April 2017.
Award -Winning Red Bull Filmmaker Nick Schrunk [poster, 2008]

2008

Alt Text: Poster with an image in the foreground of a man with a camera on a tripod stand next to several automobiles. Text in black, red, and blue letters.

Transcription: Award-winning Red Bull filmmaker. Nick Schrunk. Public Presentation. Wednesday, 7 October at 7:00 pm. Room 111. Kamerick Art Building. Sponsored by the UNI Department of Art. Free and open to the public.

Description: A poster announcing a presentation by film director Nicholas (Nick) Schrunk in October 2008.
Camouflage: Art, Science and Popular Culture [poster, 2006]

2006

Alt Text: Poster in black, gray, yellow, blue, red, and yellow colors. Foreground image of a figure wrapped in black and white stripes standing in front of an image of a ship with black and white stripes. Gray with white splotches for the background design. Information about a conference in two columns below the foreground image. Text in yellow, white, blue, and black letters.

Transcription: Camouflage Art, Science and Popular Culture. Presentations by worldwide scholars, plus exhibits, films, and panels. $20 pre-registration fee. Free to all speakers, UNI students, faculty and staff. Please Post. An international conference at the University of Northern Iowa. Cedar Falls. All day Saturday 22 April 2006.

Description: Poster announcing an interdisciplinary conference covering all aspects of camouflage held at the University of Northern Iowa April 22, 2006.
Costumes As Performance and Activism [poster, 2011]

2011

Alt Text: Poster with foreground image made up of a collage of images inside the letters that make up the word costume. Information about a symposium and meeting in two columns below the foreground image. Text in black and green letters.

Transcription: Fall 2011. Costumes as performance and activism. Hosted by the UNI Arts Consortium and the Costume Society of America Midwest Region Annual Symposium and Meeting. One-Time Events. Multi-Day Events.

Description: A poster announcing a series of events about costume in the fall of 2011 sponsored in part by Humanities Iowa, the National Endowment for the Humanities, .Cedar Falls Tourism and Visitors Bureau, Costume Society of America-Midwest Region, and the University of Northern Iowa Arts Consortium.
How Camouflage Works: the Dazzling Past and Future of Natural and Military Camouflage [poster, 2017]

2017

Alt Text: Poster with foreground image of a woman holding a parasol wearing black and white striped clothing. Additional images of a brown moth and a ship painted in black and white stripes. A blue text block with white and yellow letters below the images.

Transcription: A richly illustrated talk by author, designer and UNI professor. Roy R. Behrens. 2:00 pm Sunday, May 21, 2017. How Camouflage Works. The Dazzling Past and Future of Natural and Military Camouflage. Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. 900 Larsen Park Road. Sioux City, IA. Exit 149 off I-29. Admission and programs are free. Program content is suitable for all ages. http://www.siouxcitylcic.com/.

Description: A poster announcing a presentation on camouflage, both natural and military, given by Roy R Behrens in Sioux City in May 2017.
Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads in Them: Learning From Iowa Poet Jim Hearst [poster, 2014]

2014

Alt Text: Poster with image of a man wearing a sweater with a dragon fly next to his face on a light green background. Text in black and red letters.

Transcription: Imaginary gardens with real toads in them. Learning from Iowa poet Jim Hearst. An illustrated talk by UNI professor Roy R. Behrens at the James and Meryl Hearst Center for the Arts. 7:00 pm, Thursday, October 23, 2014.

Description: A poster announcing a talk by Roy R. Behrens about James Hearst in October 2014.
Memoirs, Representations, and History [poster, 2007]

2007

Alt Text: Poster with image of a woman holding her hands against her face dressed in a black dress with a white collar. She is locate in front a black swastika symbol. Information about a series of events in two column located below the image. Text in yellow, white, red, and black letters.

Transcription: Fall 2007 Events Schedule. The third of three semesters on the topic of the Holocaust. Memoirs, Representations, and History. Presented by the Holocaust Remembrance and Education Program of the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, University of Northern Iowa.

Description: A poster advertising the Fall 2007 events of the Holocaust Remembrance and Education Program.
Run Like a Mother! 5th Annual Chick for Change 4-Mile Run/Walk [poster, 2008]

2008

Alt Text: Poster with an image with a view from behind of a silhouette of a woman running with outstretched arms. A large yellow text block located at the top.

Transcription; Run Like a Mother! 5th Annual Chicks for Change 4-Mile Run / Walk. A benefit for the Iowa Woman's Foundation. Saturday May 10, 20008. Online registration at . Pre-registration and packet pick-up: Friday, May 9, 5-7 pm. The Runner's Flat, 115 East 4th Street, Cedar Falls.

Description: A poster announcing the 2008 run/walk fundraising event for the Iowa Women's Foundation.
UNI Theatre 2011-2012 Season [poster, 2011]

2011

Alt Text: Poster with stylized image of the word Guernica in the foreground and an image of several heads of people looking upward with open mouths behind the words Mad Forest. Poster has a pale yellow background color. Text in white, green, and black letters.

Transcription: 2011-2012 Season. Renewal: Emerging Beyond Struggles. Guernica. Written by Cody Daigle. Directed by Steve Taft. October 6-8 & 13-15 @ 7:30 p.m. October 9 & 16 @ 2 p.m. Bertha Martin Theatre. Mad Forest. Written by Caryl Churchill. Directed by Cynthia Goatley. October 20-22 & 27-29 @ 7:30 p.m. October 23 & 30 @ 2 p.m. Strayer-Wood Theatre.

Description: A poster announcing the 2011-2012 UNI Theatre season.
Women's Equality Day [poster, 2016]

2016

Alt Text: Gray poster with an image of women wearing a dress and holding a tall pole.. A second image of a headshot of an older woman wearing glasses with her hair tied back. Text in blue, red, and black letters.

Transcription: LWV. League of Women Voters Black Hawk-Bremer Counties of Iowa. Women's Equality Day. Saturday August 20, 2016. 9:30-12 noon. Cedar Falls Woman's Club. 304 Clay Street. Cedar Falls.

Description: A poster announcing a 2016 fundraising event for the Black Hawk-Bremer Counties chapter of the League of Women Voters.