Columbia Arts Now
In March, 2020 all events were canceled or postponed due to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. However, artists did not stop creating. Below are a number of events, announcements, interviews, and more with Columbia artists who have taken to the virtual world to keep on creating and connecting.
Dear fellow members of the Columbia community:
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read moreFive Columbia Artists Featured in ‘100 Drawings from Now’
Five Columbia Artists Featured in ‘100 Drawings from Now’
January 12, 2021The exhibition “provides a snapshot of artistic production during a period of profound global unrest that has resulted from the ongoing health and economic crises, as well as a surge of activism in response to systemic racism, social injustice, and police brutality in the United States,” according t
read moreTheatre Student Alison Savino Co-Produces Multimedia Project 'Time (Is)'
Theatre Student Alison Savino Co-Produces Multimedia Project 'Time (Is)'
January 7, 2021Time (Is) is a multimedia project weaving together original poetry, documentary filmmaking, movement, and music to delve into the lived experiences of persons of color during this era of social unrest and COVID-19.
read moreDear Students: This afternoon, the University announced the decision to accept the CARES Act funding allocated through the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund.
read moreProfessor Aliza Nisenbaum's Work in Tate Liverpool Exhibition
Professor Aliza Nisenbaum's Work in Tate Liverpool Exhibition
December 14, 2020Nisenbaum’s latest paintings capture the faces of some of Liverpool’s most essential workers: the NHS staff from Merseyside who have unwaveringly served their communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
read moreStipan Tadic ’20 Launches Podcast
Stipan Tadic ’20 Launches Podcast
November 18, 2020The podacast features interviews of Tadic's Columbia peers and instructors.
read morePlaywriting Alumna Kate Mulley '16 Writes Multi-Part Instagram Play 'Damascus. It's in Syria.'
Playwriting Alumna Kate Mulley '16 Writes Multi-Part Instagram Play 'Damascus. It's in Syria.'
November 10, 2020Damascus is told via “the video diary of a woman traveling back in time and imagining what her life would have been if she had moved to Damascus for a guy who didn’t love her in the year before the Syrian Civil War.”
read moreAssistant Professor Aliza Nisenbaum, Professor Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Adjunct Assistant Professor Gina Beavers are featured alongside Alumni Uri Aran ’07 and Mika Rottenberg ’04 in the group exhibition 100 Drawings from Now in New York, NY at The Drawing Center.
read moreShort Plays by Theatre Alumnus Jeffrey James Keyes '10 Adapted for Podcast
Short Plays by Theatre Alumnus Jeffrey James Keyes '10 Adapted for Podcast
October 9, 2020The plays unfold in a supernatural, paranormal realm, and they are designed to be heard via headphones for maximum auditory immersion.
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