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Read MoreA rotting old manor House, recently vacated after the death of its owner. A pair of young women, returning to the House where they spent two very different childhoods. And you: the Ghost.
Read MoreNathan Phan ‘19, a Vietnamese American singer-songwriter, recently released his debut album Type A, based on his award-winning one-man senior thesis show. It is available on all streaming platforms under his artist name ASAMAI.
Read MoreArt Against Racism and West Windsor Arts Council, (both 501(c)(3) organizations), invite artists to submit artwork for “Manifesting Beloved Community” a juried exhibition of work exploring the interrelationship of community health and efforts to create an antiracist society that share in the responsibilities to create a healthy planet for the good of humanity.
Read MoreMalcolm, a product of an independent major through the Visual Arts Program at 185 Nassau, and of arts management and funding at the NEA and New York's biggest state and city-level arts agencies, has joined the Boards of Directors at Oakland Art Murmur and at the East Bay Photo Collective (EBPCO) in California where he has resumed being a full-time artist.
Read More"Unstoppable: A Queer Dancical”, featuring Eric Stinehart ’20 in the lead role of “Keith”, was recently nominated for three 2024 Gregory Awards, including "Outstanding Ensemble - Dance/Movement".
Read MoreSeason 3 of Getty's Recording Artists podcast launched Oct. 8. Host Ahmed Best examines the groundbreaking art-science organization Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) using archival audio from the Getty Research Institute.
Read MoreMIRROR ME, Lisa Williamson Rosenberg, '89's second novel, to be released on December 1.
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