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For all events, the Department of Performance Studies acknowledges the Canarsie tribe of the Lenape People in whose traditional territory we are gathering.
For all events, the Department of Performance Studies acknowledges the Canarsie tribe of the Lenape People in whose traditional territory we are gathering.
At this special event, admissions representatives from multiple NYU graduate schools, centers, and institutes are on hand to talk with you about their programs and their application processes. Additionally, representatives from NYU's Office of Financial Aid and other NYU offices relevant to graduate students are available to answer questions about broader resources available at NYU.
This talk is based on the book project Intimate Relations, where Amelia Jones traces the interrelated histories of the terms “queer” and “performative” since 1950 in anglophone discourse. This genealogy suggests that the terms have deeply informed not only our thinking about queer, about performance and the performative, and about queer performance, but as well our understanding of how art works and comes to have cultural value (or not) over the past 70 years.
Open Arts in cooperation with Performance Studies and the Initiative for Creative Research will be welcoming 2017 Artist in Residence Jill Sigman back to Tisch for a book signing in celebration of her new book TEN HUTS.
a lecture by Jacolby Satterwhite
Novelist George Dawes Green, founder of the popular storytelling organization The Moth and presents an interactive storytelling event on the art of the raconteur.