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View the complete course at: http://ocw.mit.edu/21M-308S11 Five pieces from a student concert of new works for live electronics with laptops, iPhones, circuits, and other sonological mechanisms. License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA More information at http://ocw.mit.edu/terms More courses at http://ocw.mit.edu

A talk and performance to mark the centenary of the birth of Benjamin Britten. Professor Roger Parker discusses Benjamin Britten's first string quartet, before The Badke Quartet performs in full the String Quartet No 1 in D major (1941). The transcript and downloadable versions of this event by Professor Roger Parker and The Badke Quartet are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/britten-and-the-string-quartet-a-classical-impulse-string-quar...

Learn more about Stephen's online course, Music Production: From Pre-Production to Final Audio Master, at: http://bit.ly/T4sP8e Stephen Webber returns for a new online clinic on music production. Stephen is an Emmy-winning composer and professor of Music Production and Engineering at Berklee College of Music, and the author and instructor of several online courses, including Music Production: From Pre-Production to Final Audio Master. He has more than three decades of experience as a record...

School of Writing | http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/writing PEN American Center and The New School Present: Liao Yiwu, Philip Gourevitch, and Salman Rushdie Poet, novelist, musician, and documentarian Liao Yiwu is one of China's most exciting and most censored writers. In his first U.S. appearance in nearly twenty years, Mr. Liao will be introduced by PEN World Festival founder and chair Salman Rushdie and interviewed by journalist Philip Gourevitch. The guest will read from ...

Architect Keith James Clarke experiences the Austrian landscape and scenery that inspired Mahler. He travels by foot and bicycle to rediscover Mahler's much-loved haunts. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/in-mahlers-footsteps-mahlers-relationship-with-the-natural-world Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of ou...

ニコニコ学会β野生の研究大賞（ネットの部）を受賞したシンクロイドシステム（情報音楽M1佐藤直哉）、生演奏のテンポ揺らぎをコンピュータによって予測させ、３DCGとボカロのテンポをリアルタイム制御するシンクロイドを使った画期的なボカロライブです。 また同学会クラウジッド賞を受賞したアミッドスクリーンの開発者である文芸学科青木敬士准教授の新技術、アミドロイドを使った「結月ゆかり」によるPoetryReadingも世界初上演。 この研究は平成24年度日本大学芸術学部共同研究費『バーチャルリアリティコンテンツの現実空間へ移植』のサポートを受けています。

International tenor and Chief Cantor of the Vienna Jewish Community, Shmuel Barzilai performs works by M. Machtenberg, A. Elstein, S. Secunda , S. Zim, Pollack/Yellen, S. Malavsky, M. Yardeni, L. Low and B.Z. Shenker in two parts. James Huntingford accompanies Cantor Barzilai on piano. Additionally, Tim Bonyhady discusses his new book, Good Living Street: The Fortunes of my Viennese Family. This video was recorded at The Australian National University on 23 June. Bonyhady's book tells the...

Duke Vespers Ensemble in collaboration with the Department of Art, Art History, & Visual Studies Dr. Allan Friedman, conducting Program: Haec dies, Jacques Arcadelt - 17:43 Ecce tu pulchra es, Josquin des Pres - 19:17 Parce mihi, Domine, Cristóbal de Morales - 24:38 Nesciens mater virgo, Jean Mouton - 30:04 Miserere mei, Deus, Gregorio Allegri - 36:38 Kyrie (from Missa Papae Marcelli), Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina - 49:20 Tu es Petrus, Palestrina - 55:18 Dr. Friedman's conclud...

Adams State Music Department Percussion Spectacular. Recorded Live May 2nd 2012. Vist http://music.adams.edu for more information on the program. Pieces include: "Coordination Exercise Impossilbe?" David Noller, Premiere Performance "Marimba Spiritual Minouru Miki" Kliffor Holly, marimba soloist "Banda Jel Kakraba Lobi/Valerie Naranjo" Nic Owen, marimba soloist "Music for Pieces of Wood" Steve Reich SLV Community Steel Band: "Trio Per Uno" Nebojsa Zivkovic "Yellowbird" Traditiona...

Illuminated manuscripts are some of the most beautiful artefacts to survive from the Middle Ages. Their production involved transforming animal skins into parchment; copying texts; painting and gilding minatures; and binding folios between boards, a process that reveals much about medieval scribal and artistic practice. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-making-of-medieva...

By exploring the architecture, stained glass windows and art installations of a variety of religious buildings, Frances Spalding shows the numerous ways in which ideas of 'the sacred' have been realised. Buildings covered include Lincoln Cathedral, Liverpool's Roman Catholic Cathedral and Le Corbusier's Notre Dame du Haut. This talk was a part of the Gresham College conference, 'Thinking Theologically about Modern Art'. The full conference can be accessed on the Gresham College website: h...

International tenor and Chief Cantor of the Vienna Jewish Community, Shmuel Barzilai performs works by M. Machtenberg, A. Elstein, S. Secunda , S. Zim, Pollack/Yellen, S. Malavsky, M. Yardeni, L. Low and B.Z. Shenker in two parts. James Huntingford accompanies Cantor Barzilai on piano. Additionally, Tim Bonyhady discusses his new book, Good Living Street: The Fortunes of my Viennese Family. This video was recorded at The Australian National University on 23 June. Bonyhady's book tells the...

Hubertus von Amelunxen, German theorist and art historian, lecturing on the theoretical elements of photography. During the lecture, Amelunxen discusses temporality and three levels of time, the punctum in time, and the temporality of expectation and retrospection. Amelunxen focuses on the paradoxical nature of the photography in regards to time, as well as its catastrophic element. Additionally, he dwells on non-linearity, the problems of duplication translation, and reproduction, mimesis, o...

Vera List Center for Art and Politics | http://www.newschool.edu/vlc | http://www.veralistcenter.org Public Art Fund Talks at The New School: The Limits of An Object - Paola Pivi The fall 2011 Public Art Fund Talks series examines the transformative potential of sculpture; specifically, its ability to transcend physical form. Inspired by the influence of conceptual art on contemporary sculptural practice, the series explores how the limits of an object can be redefined both literally an...

Duke Vespers Ensemble in collaboration with the Department of Art, Art History, & Visual Studies Dr. Allan Friedman, conducting Program: Haec dies, Jacques Arcadelt - 17:43 Ecce tu pulchra es, Josquin des Pres - 19:17 Parce mihi, Domine, Cristóbal de Morales - 24:38 Nesciens mater virgo, Jean Mouton - 30:04 Miserere mei, Deus, Gregorio Allegri - 36:38 Kyrie (from Missa Papae Marcelli), Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina - 49:20 Tu es Petrus, Palestrina - 55:18 Dr. Friedman's conclud...

2011 is the 300th anniversary of the completion of Christopher Wren's Cathedral. This coincides with the completion of an historic £40 million programme of cleaning and repair, in which the building has been comprehensively restored inside and out. Now that the final scaffolding has been removed, the two million visitors and worshippers who come to St Paul's each year can witness Gresham Professor Christopher Wren's original vision, see his cathedral as fresh as the day it was completed and ...

Free learning from The Open University http://www.open.edu/openlearn/history-the-arts/culture/music --- The academic dilemmas behind curatorial decisions on ways of displaying the Benin Bronzes. (Part 1 of 1) Playlist link - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF8D4B1575FE83423 --- For more information about Exhibiting the Benin Bronzes visit http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/course/aa100.htm

The Chicago Picasso, a gift from the artist to the people of Chicago, was installed in 1967 in Civic Center Plaza to great fanfare, but also great puzzlement. It was often referred to by members of the public as "that thing," and it seemed quite uncertain what kind of thing it was. Its identity as an artwork became even more uncertain when a lawsuit called its copyright into question, and in so doing questioned whether it was even a Picasso at all. The lawsuit brought together a University of...

Biola University Celebrates it's Year of the Arts with a presentation on the Art of Ancient Islam by Special Guest Speaker, Judith Rood March 22, 2012

The first edition of La Mer (published by Durand in 1905) had on its cover a picture of a wave. The image refers unmistakeably to Hokusai's 'The Wave' and constitutes an act of homage paid by a composer to an artist whose work he revered. Rather than using Hokusai's work to illustrate his own, Debussy chose to present an interpretation that, in significant ways, enabled him to reach over and transcend traditional boundaries. Dr Breatnach suggests that his purpose in using this image was, at l...

Institute for Retired Professionals | http://newschool.edu/irp Fridays @ One - A Photographic Journey with Yuri Dojc The Institute for Retired Professionals presents this program of free events on timely topics for IRP members, friends, and all members of the New School community. The Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc has earned international recognition for his work, which ranges from cityscapes to nudes. MFA Photography | http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/mfa-photography Last Foli...

THE NEW SCHOOL FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT | http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement Israeli and Palestinian Cinema: Shaping Memory and Imagining the Future Scholar Ella Habiba Shohat and curator Rasha Salti discuss the new edition of Shohat's seminal book Israeli Cinema: East/West and the Politics of Representation (Library of Modern Middle Eastern Studies, 2010). This conversation is punctuated by brief excerpts from Palestinian films produced in Israel, and diasporic films that address ...

http://www.egs.edu/ Leslie Thornton talking about her work, The Binoculars. . In this lecture Thomas Zummer introduces Leslie Thornton, who then talks about her sabbatical, creating an archive, Peggy and Fred in Hell, taking still photographs as opposed to shooting film, the problems of excess and data in the digital world, her short piece called "Photography's Easy, the ease of the digital image, buying the Canon 5D Mark ii, the industry of using the Canon for video, building an archive of d...

To millions of moviegoers around the world Cary Grant epitomises the glamour and style of Hollywood in its golden years. With his luminous dark hair and mischievous smile he was one of its greatest stars. This lecture is an attempt to look behind the mask he presented to the world. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/cary-grant-hollywoods-exquisite-charming-enigma Gresham Colle...

THE NEW SCHOOL FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT | http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement Israeli and Palestinian Cinema: Shaping Memory and Imagining the Future Scholar Ella Habiba Shohat and curator Rasha Salti discuss the new edition of Shohat's seminal book Israeli Cinema: East/West and the Politics of Representation (Library of Modern Middle Eastern Studies, 2010). This conversation is punctuated by brief excerpts from Palestinian films produced in Israel, and diasporic films that address ...

Vera List Center for Art and Politics | http://www.newschool.edu/vlc | http://www.veralistcenter.org Public Art Fund Talks at The New School: The Limits of An Object - Paola Pivi The fall 2011 Public Art Fund Talks series examines the transformative potential of sculpture; specifically, its ability to transcend physical form. Inspired by the influence of conceptual art on contemporary sculptural practice, the series explores how the limits of an object can be redefined both literally an...

In the opening panel of the 2012 Gleitsman Social Change Film Forum, Harvard film professor Robb Moss moderates a conversation with current Harvard Kennedy School students on their work in the film industry. Participants include: Juliet Asant, Chad Troutwine, Daniel Rotman, and Talmage Cooley.

THE NEW SCHOOL FOR DRAMA | http://newschool.edu/drama Kathleen Chalfant speaks about her experience on stage and her approach to theater before the assembled student body of The New School for Drama in a town-hall meeting moderated by New School for Drama Director Pippin Parker. Kathleen Chalfant is an award-winning stage, film, and television actress recognized for both her high level of artistry and her deep involvement with social and cultural issues. Location: The New School for Drama ...

Join Indian film star Tabu and award-winning Canadian author Yann Martel for an evening of conversation. Yann and Tabu talk about their work, and the process of bringing the written page to life on the silver screen. July 08, 2011 @ Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, SFU Woodwards Tabu has dazzled audiences in over 70 Bolllywood films, and has recently finished filming for Oscar-winning director Ang Lee's much awaited film Life of Pi, based on the novel by Yann Martel. Yann Martel is is ...

Media Studies and Film | http://www.newschool.edu/mediastudies http://www.newschool.edu/ce/mediastudiesandfilm What does it mean to be a "green" producer? How can you get involved in the green movement as an independent or studio producer? Find out when PGA Green (the first organization in the entertainment industry to codify green production standards), together with the PGA New Media Council East presents stories from the front lines with key players in the green media and production in...

Lear Center director Marty Kaplan moderated this panel as part of the UCLA-USC conference Media & Culture in Contemporary China, Oct. 21, 2011.

CPL's Gleitsman Program in Leadership for Social Change and Harvard's Institute of Politics hosted a special screening of THE IDES OF MARCH followed by a panel discussion on "Ethical Leadership in Politics" featuring: Chris Robichaud, Elaine Kamark, Linda Moore Forbes, Trey Grayson, and David Gergen.

As part of the Global Institute of Sustainable Forestry's "Art of Wood" event series made possible by funding from the Ball Foundation, visiting architects Michael Green and Andrew Waugh presented the latest in timber-based architecture and design. Andrew Waugh presents Waugh Thistleton's 9 storey building made from cross-laminated timber (CLT). Waugh and Green also talk about their new project: Finding the Forest Through the Trees (FFTT). The FFTT project is an innovative, open source plan f...

With architects building globally -- often disconnected from their own cultural and political contexts -- what is their responsibility toward the workers who construct their buildings? Frequently designed by star architects from far away, dazzling towers, university campuses, museums, and office complexes are rising in the United Arab Emirates, the Near and the Far East, but where do the workers who build them come from? Where do they live, and what is their legal status? This panel probes ...

Speaker(s): Andy Altman, Professor Ricky Burdett, Jim Eyre, Jim Heverin, Michael Taylor Chair: Sir Nicholas Serota Recorded on 15 May 2012 in Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building. This event brings together the key decision makers and architects of the London 2012 Olympic Games facilities to discuss the architecture and design of London 2012. Andy Altman is Chief Executive of the London Legacy Development Corporation. Ricky Burdett is Professor of Urban Studies at LSE and di...

The Survey of London is the closest thing we have to an 'official' history of London, providing a fascinating insight into some of the City's most famous and characteristic districts and buildings. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/the-survey-of-london Gresham College has been giving free public lectures since 1597. This tradition continues today with all of our five or so publ...

Speaker(s): Dr Shakuntala Banaji, Dr Vandana Desai, Jamal Osman, Susan Parnell, Dr Scott Rodgers, John Vidal Chair: Suzanne Hall Recorded on 15 May 2012 in Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building. We apologise for the poor audio quality, an mp3 audio podcast with better quality audio is available here - http://www2.lse.ac.uk/newsAndMedia/videoAndAudio/channels/publicLecturesAndEvents/ As the world population urbanises, it is crucial that we critically examine how the media invite...

By exploring the architecture, stained glass windows and art installations of a variety of religious buildings, Frances Spalding shows the numerous ways in which ideas of 'the sacred' have been realised. Buildings covered include Lincoln Cathedral, Liverpool's Roman Catholic Cathedral and Le Corbusier's Notre Dame du Haut. This talk was a part of the Gresham College conference, 'Thinking Theologically about Modern Art'. The full conference can be accessed on the Gresham College website: h...

Catharine Ward Thompson, Professor of Landscape Architecture and Director of the OPENspace Research Centre at the University's College of Art, presents "Is green good for you? Health and access to natural environments". Recorded on Tuesday 16 October 2012 at the Appleton Tower Lecture Theatre. This lecture is part of the University's "Our Changing World" public lecture series, which examines the global challenges facing society, and the role of academia in meeting these challenges: http:/...

The British Architectural Library at the RIBA is the largest and most comprehensive resource in the United Kingdom for research and information on all aspects of architecture. Its collections are one of the top three in the world and the finest in Europe. A wealth of subjects in architecture, from prehistory to the present, is encompassed by the collections which contain over four million items in a variety of languages and formats. Allied subjects such as construction, engineering, landscap...

Professor Ian Campbell, Chair of Architectural History & Theory (ECA) delivers his Inaugural Lecture entitled "Planning for Pilgrims: St Andrews as the Second Rome". The burgh of St Andrews was laid out in the mid-twelfth century, on a grandiose scale, and to a different plan from the majority of contemporary burghs in Scotland, including Edinburgh. The lecture argues that it was deliberately modelled on the Vatican Borgo, the area between St Peter's and the Tiber in Rome, which had bee...

The Edward P. Bass Fellowship enables the Yale School of Architecture to pair a leading developer with resident or visiting faculty, offering an advanced studio and makes possible within the School the kind of interchange between sophisticated architects and sophisticated market-based clients that characterizes much of the work being done in the field today. The Durst Organization, recognized as a world leader in the development of high-performance and environmentally advanced commercial prop...

2011 is the 300th anniversary of the completion of Christopher Wren's Cathedral. This coincides with the completion of an historic £40 million programme of cleaning and repair, in which the building has been comprehensively restored inside and out. Now that the final scaffolding has been removed, the two million visitors and worshippers who come to St Paul's each year can witness Gresham Professor Christopher Wren's original vision, see his cathedral as fresh as the day it was completed and ...

The New School for Public Engagement is a division of The New School, a university in New York City offering distinguished degree, certificate, and continuing education programs in art and design, liberal arts, management and policy, and the performing arts. - http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement | Earn a certificate in Creative Arts Therapy | http://www.newschool.edu/continuing-education/creative-arts-therapy-certification Jean Gardner is an associate professor of social ecological ...

Vera List Center for Art and Politics | http://www.veralistcenter.org | http://www.newschool.edu/vlc Roundtable I: Forensic Architecture Buildings are both sensors and agents. They materialize political and economical forces, and also the events that befall them. Buildings undergo constant formal transformations in response to forces. They expand and contract with temperature and with the slow degeneration of their component materials, registering transformation in humidity, air qualit...

Professor Catharine Ward Thompson, Professor of Landscape Architecture, delivered her inaugural lecture entitled "You really should get out more! Landscape quality and quality of life". Abstract: We all know that an active lifestyle is a healthy one, and that getting away from the stresses of everyday life can be good for us, but do we live in the kinds of environments that make these easy? There is evidence to suggest that access to certain kinds of landscapes can make a real difference t...

A conversation with Designer Chris Benz and Simon Collins, Dean of the School of Fashion at Parsons. Benz shared anecdotes and advice from his experience, starting with his days as a Parsons student and Marc Jacobs intern. Benz explained how he launched in 2007, the essential business roles he filled in his company first, how the business side feeds and informs the creative side, and why he produces his collection in New York City. He inspired the students to be fearless in networking and m...

Learn Fashion Marketing (AAS) at The New School, a university in New York City offering distinguished degree, certificate, and continuing education programs in art and design, liberal arts, management and policy, and the performing arts. Fashion Marketing (AAS) | http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/aas-fashion-marketing-programs The Rethinking Fashion series challenges emerging designers and fashion professionals to rethink the existing design practices, material resources, and tools related ...

From the 1960s to our own time artists who have wished to express Christian themes have explored a number of very different artistic ways of doing so. Amongst the artists considered in this lecture are : Barnett Newman, Craigie Aitchison, Elizabeth Frink, F.N.Souza, John Reilly, Enzo Plazzotta, John Hayward, Hans Feibusch, Kyffin Williams, Hildegart Nicholas, Albert Herbert, Norman Adams The transcript and downloadable...

Contemporary Art Trends [ARTS 315], Jon Anderson The Fully Present Object: Minimalism September 16, 2011

Institute for Retired Professionals | http://newschool.edu/irp Fridays @ One - A Photographic Journey with Yuri Dojc The Institute for Retired Professionals presents this program of free events on timely topics for IRP members, friends, and all members of the New School community. The Canadian photographer Yuri Dojc has earned international recognition for his work, which ranges from cityscapes to nudes. MFA Photography | http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/mfa-photography Last Foli...

School of Fashion at Parsons | http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/fashion-school Parsons 560 Fashion Blog | http://fashion.parsons.edu Join Simon Collins, Dean of the School of Fashion in a conversation with London Fashion Designer Alice Temperley, as they discuss her career and her new book. PARSONS THE NEW SCHOOL FOR DESIGN | http://www.newschool.edu/parsons Alice and Simon will speak about her career over the last ten years, her latest collection and her life as a fashion designer....

Contrary to much opinion, the current scene of faith-related art is very much alive. There are new commissions for churches and cathedrals, a number of artists pursue their work on the basis of a deeply convinced faith, and other artists often resonate with traditional Christian themes, albeit in a highly untraditional way. The challenge for the artist, stated in the introduction to the course of lectures above, is still very much there: how to retain artistic integrity whilst doing justice t...

THE NEW SCHOOL FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT | http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement Public Art Fund Talks at The New School: The Limits of an Object - Michael Sailstorfer The fall 2011 Public Art Fund Talks series examines the transformative potential of sculpture—its ability to transcend physical form. Inspired by the influence of conceptual art on contemporary sculptural practice, this series explores how the limits of an object can be redefined both literally and metaphorically in the ...

Vera List Center for Art and Politics | http://www.newschool.edu/vlc | http://www.veralistcenter.org Public Art Fund Talks at The New School: The Limits of An Object - Paola Pivi The fall 2011 Public Art Fund Talks series examines the transformative potential of sculpture; specifically, its ability to transcend physical form. Inspired by the influence of conceptual art on contemporary sculptural practice, the series explores how the limits of an object can be redefined both literally an...

After World War II, without forgetting the terrible suffering earlier in the century, there was a new confidence expressed in the artistic commissions of the time. Older artists who had been active before World War I such as Epstein and Matisse received commissions as well as younger artists such as Graham Sutherland, known especially for his work in Coventry Cathedral, Ceri Richards and Henry Moore. The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham Col...

Ben Quilty is a highly regarded Australian artist. In 2009 he won the Doug Moran Portrait prize for a painting of Australian musician Jimmy Barnes and in 2011 won the Archibald Prize for his portrait of Margaret Olley. In 2011 he also went to Afghanistan as the Official Australian War Artist observing the Australian Defense Force activities in Kabul, Kandahar and Tarin Kowt. Upon his return Quilty spent six months producing work for the Australian War Memorial's National Collection. This lec...

Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, discusses how the role of the museum has changed in response to social, political and technological transformations. Following the major expansion of its premises, the MCA is continuing to evolve in order to maintain its ultimate aim of engaging with audiences.

Professor Andrew Patrizio, Chair of Scottish Visual Culture at the University of Edinburgh, delivers his Inaugural Lecture "Steps to an Ecology of Scottish Art". How can Scottish art assert its place in today's highly interconnected, globalised and environmentally challenged world? Can in-depth study of individual artworks create much larger and more complex cultural spaces in which to contemplate national and international problems? In this illustrated lecture, Professor Andrew Patrizio se...

THE NEW SCHOOL FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT | http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement The Assignment Book: A Conversation between the Artist and the Curator On occasion of the summit, artist Luis Camnitzer and curator Christiane Paul discuss transfer of knowledge from the academy to the street, collective research in pedagogy and artistic practices, and how the notion of "assignments" must be redefined. The talk finds its material counterpart in the exhibition The Assignment Book, on view ...

Filmed during 2002 World Festival of Sacred Music-LA, the documentary shows the remarkable connections between people of diverse faiths, races, and musical traditions as they share their spaces, work together as artists and speak to the importance of bringing cultures together. This film offers 3 major sections with interviews that highlight the interactions of three international groups from New Caledonia, Taiwan, and Bali (Indonesia) as they perform with American artists in the Hindu Templ...

Doris Sommer, Ira Jewell Williams Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures and Director of Graduate Studies in Spanish at Harvard University, speaks to the participants of the 2012 Latino Leadership Initiative.

THE NEW SCHOOL FOR DRAMA | http://newschool.edu/drama Kathleen Chalfant speaks about her experience on stage and her approach to theater before the assembled student body of The New School for Drama in a town-hall meeting moderated by New School for Drama Director Pippin Parker. Kathleen Chalfant is an award-winning stage, film, and television actress recognized for both her high level of artistry and her deep involvement with social and cultural issues. Location: The New School for Drama ...

Chapel from May 17, 2012

Yolande Snaith leads faculty and guest choreographers in exploration of new territory, with state-of-the art developments in the art of dance. Series: "UCSD Dance" [5/2004] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 8558]

Join celebrated authors Hari Kunzru and Anosh Irani as they read from their novels and engage in conversation about their writing, travels, politics and influences. Moderator: Dr. Azadeh Yamini-Hamedani. July 14, 2011 @ Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, SFU Woodwards Hari Kunzru is the author of the novels The Impressionist, Transmission and My Revolutions. His work has been translated into twenty-one languages and won him prizes including the Somerset Maugham award, the Betty Trask Pri...

Biola University Celebrates the Year of the Arts with Special Guest Speaker Scott Cairns. Scott Cairns is Catherine Paine Middlebush Professor of English at University of Missouri. During spring of 2012, he will serve as Visiting Professor of English at Saint Katherine College in Encinitas, CA. He is also co-director of MU Writing Workshops in Greece, a program that brings graduate and undergraduate students to Greece every June for intensive engagement with literary life in modern Greece....

This video provides an overview of UNC Charlotte's College of Arts + Architecture, which facilitates creative action in a collaborative environment.

The UCSD Department of Theatre and Dance is pleased to present AN EVENING OF DANCE, a world premiere collection of seven diverse dance pieces. Director Patricia Rincon welcomes faculty members Jean Isaacs and Alicia Rincon, as well as guest artists Ilaan Egeland, Grace Jun, Melissa Nun and Thor Sutowski for an evening of eclectic dance styles, ranging from contemporary ballet to jazz to post-modern dance. Series: "UCSD Dance" [5/2002] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 6411]

An eclectic dance program featuring recent works by the UCSD Dance faculty, as well as contributions from such noted guest choreographers as San Diego's own John Malashock. Series: "UCSD Dance" [5/1998] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 3681]

College of Arts + Architecture faculty members E.E. Balcos and John Allemeier discuss "Deep Water: The Murder Ballads" that will be performed May 31 at the Knight Theater. Recorded live May 9, 2013.

The lecture series explores wide-ranging issues of environmental sustainability through specific issues in the Russian River watershed. Funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation, this lecture series, open to the public, is part of a two-semester course sequence for first-time freshmen, immersing them in real-world issues of environmental sustainability. SEPTEMBER 26: ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS: THE EMERGING SCIENCE OF FLOODING IN THE RUSSIAN RIVER WATERSHED Speaker: Dr. Marty Ralph, Chi...