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The Michigan Daily I michigandaily.com I Thursday, October 9, 2008
The Daily Arts
guide to the best
upcoming events
- it's everywhere
you should be this
weekend and why.
ON DISPLAY
For over 30 years, pho-
tographer Jane Atwood
has been circling the globe
documenting subjects like
AIDS patients, landmine
victims and blind children.
Her 2000 photo exhibition
"Too Much Time," featur-
ing incarcerated women
from around the world, is
on display until the end of
the year from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. at the Arts and Archi-
tecture Building.
AT THE PODIUM
Despite being the home of
the ever-present Catholic
Church, Rome witnessed
the flourishing of a vibrant
secular music scene in the
16th century. UC Santa Bar-
bara Prof. Dr. William Prizer
details his findings on1500s
secular music in Rome in his
"Cardinals and Courtesans"
lecture at 5 p.m. tomorrow
in Burton Memorial Tower.
AT THE MIC
Comedian Daniel Tosh
has already accomplished
just about every feat in the
business. He's appeared
on numerous late-night
shows, had a "Comedy
Central Presents" and has
released a well-received
album and DVD. Tomorrow
he performs at 8 p.m. at the
Michigan Theater. Tickets
are $30.
IN CONCERT
Since forming nearly 40
yearsagoat NewYorkCity's
famed Juilliard School, the
Tokyo String Quartet has
risen to become one of the
world's most renowned
chamber ensembles. They
join forces with celebrat-
ed clarinet soloist Sabine
Meyer to perform works
by Beethoven, Bart6k and
Brahms at 7 p.m. Sunday at
Rackham Graduate School.