This event is open to students enrolled in ARHT 322: American Art only. Professor Meredith Davis will bring her ARHT 322 American Art I class to the Met Museum on October 28th. This is a closed event.
By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do […]
By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do […]
This event is open to students enrolled in COMM 354 and COMM 339 only. Professor Hadel and Professor Stackhouse will bring their classes on a joint field trip to The Cooper Hewitt Museum on November 3rd. This is a closed event.
This event is open to students enrolled in MUSI 366-Digital Music Performance ONLY. Pioneering American electronic music composer and NYU faculty member Morton Subotnick presents a rare concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of this groundbreaking record Silver Apples of the Moon, the first electronic album ever to be commissioned by a classical record label. Often […]
This trip is open to students enrolled in ARTS 202: Basic Sculpture only. Professor Joel Weissman will bring his Basic Sculpture class to Storm King Sculpture Park in Cornwall NY. Students will present on various works of art to the group and explore the sculpture grounds. This is a closed event.
This trip is available to students enrolled in ARTS 207: Digital Photography only. Students enrolled in Professor Yolanda del Amo's Digital Photography class will visit the "Generation Wealth" exhibit by Lauren Greenfield at the International Center of Photography Museum. Lauren Greenfield is one of the most important contemporary documentary photographers. Her work addresses issues of […]
This event is open to theater students only. Jen Ponton will discuss her work int he theater, film, and TV. She will give insight into how to begin a career in the theater and how to maintain that career.
Lecture: Jimmie Durham: Matters of Life and Death Elizabeth Hutchinson is an Associate Professor of Art History at Barnard College. Her work focuses on the visual culture of a variety of North American groups and their viewers. Key issues motivating her work include comparative analyses of the visual culture of the United States and other […]
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