July 2, 2020
Many Columbia faculty and alumni were successful at the 65th annual Drama Desk Awards.
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Publishers Weekly calls Want an impressive follow-up to Hold Still, adding that the former is “well worth a look.
read moreJune 25, 2020
Watch segments from More Than a Manifesto: The Poet's Essay The Essay, The Manifesto, and the Poetic Imagination with Tracie Morris, Anais Duplan, and Raquel Salas Rivera Logic, Aesthetics, Meaning and Memory in a Poem-Essay with Ken Chen, Ariel Goldberg, Wayne Koestenbaum.
read moreJune 24, 2020
Kalin’s debut feature, Swoon, written and directed by him is considered an integral part of New Queer Cinema genre and was first released in 1992.
read moreJune 24, 2020
Professor Eric Mendelsohn sat down with film director John Badham last month to discuss Badham’s work and style.
read moreJune 18, 2020
Recipient of the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, Als became a staff writer at The New Yorker in October 1994, and a theatre critic in 2002.
read moreJune 17, 2020
The Criterion Channel describes Gordon as, “Emerging from the avant-garde underground of the 1970s and ’80s, Bette Gordon made her mark with stylishly subversive investigations of sexuality and gender roles that invert genre expectations with their feminist themes.
read moreJune 15, 2020
Original Publication: 03/13/2020 Professor Sarah Sze is part of a group of four internationally renowned artists commissioned by the Public Art Fund to create permanent installations in La Guardia Airport’s new Terminal B.
read moreJune 11, 2020
With this exuberant acclaim for her very first novel, Esquire asked Frazier: “This is just your first novel.
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