This trip is open to students enrolled in ARTS 206: Black and White Photography only. Professor Yolanda del Amo will bring her Black and White Photography class to the Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers University to visit the show "Subjective Objective: A Century of Social Photography". This is a closed event.
Join us for a screening of I Am Not Your Negro (90 min.), written by James Baldwin, directed by renowned filmmaker Raoul Peck and narrated by Samuel L. Jackson. The screening will be followed by Director Raoul Peck’s presentation, “I Am Not your Negro: Conversations on Identity, History, Race and Baldwin.” This event was made […]
This event is open to students enrolled in Theater Practicum, Producing the Play, Basic Lighting for Stage & TV, Craft of Costume, Stagecraft, and Drafting ONLY. Professor Rachel Budin […]
Rain Date 10/23 Artist Matthew Jensen's multi-disciplinary practice combines photography with walking, collecting and rigorous site-specific explorations of landscapes. His projects strive to connect people to places by expanding the […]
Susan Cheng, Wang Guowei, and a third member of their ensemble Music from China will present traditional and contemporary compositions of Chinese "silk and bamboo" music. Similar to the group's workshop at Ramapo in Spring 2015, the workshop will focus on he instruments, ensemble interaction, approaches to program music (instrumental music that portrays non-musical topics), […]
This is a closed event. Noh performer Elizabeth Down of the Noh Training Project engages our students in observation and experiential activity of the art of Japanese Noh acting. Students will be able to watch an expert performer use her body and voice to perform the difficult, ancient art of Noh and then have opportunities […]
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 they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary […]
This trip is available to students enrolled in MUSI 316- Music, Technology, and Media only. Students of MUSI 316: Music, Technology, and Media will visit the Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange, New Jersey and participate in a workshop on wax cylinders and early disc recordings. They will also tour the Morris Museum […]
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 they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary […]
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