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Visual Arts Professor Sanford Biggers
  • Cheshire, 1st Ave & La Brea, LA
Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts Program Professor Sanford Biggers was profiled in a feature interview in the March 2011 issue of Art in America, "In the Studio: Sanford Biggers." He was interviewed by Stephanie Cash, an editor at the magazine, and their conversation covered Biggers' wide-ranging work, his philosophies, and his impressive trio of upcoming exhibitions. more

 

Zara Kriegstein: Riding the Rivers of Life
Zara Kriegstein "Riding the Rivers of Life" A selection of prints curated by Gandalf Gavan ('05SOA) more

 

SLIDESHOW: Visual Arts Alumni Showcase
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LTAC Alumni Accomplishments
  • Jason Grunebaum ('04SOA) Wins Fellowship from NEA for Translation
Jason Grunebaum ('04SOA) Wins Fellowship from NEA for Translation  more

 

Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence
  • Students at Reid Hall, Paris
APPLY NOW CREA S4300 Paris Then and Now: Circles of Influence July 3-30, 2011 Instructors: Stacy D’Erasmo and Amy Benson Paris is a seminar, a post-graduate course in Everything.  -- James Thurber (1918)   more

 

End-of-Semester Print Shows at LeRoy Neiman Gallery
  • End-of-Semester Print Shows
The LeRoy Neiman Gallery presents work from the Fall 2010 semester printmaking classes. more

 

VIDEO: ON THE STAGE MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
Ruth Kreshka, Director of Production and Head of Stage Management Concentration more

 

Summer Arts at the School of the Arts
  • Summer 2013
Summer 2013 Course Offerings in Film, Theatre, Visual Arts and Writing are now available! more

 

VIDEO: Anne Bogart on the Directing Concentration
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Directing Workshop for Film
  • Film students on set
FILM R4071D (for credit) FILM R0471D (non-credit) 3 points Tues & Thurs, 10:00am-1:30pm May 23 to Jul 01 Instructor: Julia Solomonoff Production TA: Chanelle Elaine Tech TA: Andres Rosende more

 

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