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Take a look at events, projects and accomplishments from the Department of Art & Public Policy and our community of faculty, students and alumni. Photos and descriptions below.

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    Art and Public Policy Professor Karen Finley to present new performance work, “COVID VORTEX ANXIETY OPERA KITTY KALEIDOSCOPE DISCO” twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Wednesday, Mar 29, 2023

    In COVID VORTEX ANXIETY OPERA KITTY KALEIDOSCOPE DISCO, Finley reflects on our pandemic era traumas, politics, and world events, as well as our coping strategies to deal with isolation, loss, and a culture overwhelmed by anxiety.

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  • THE SHORTLIST  3 Books That Explore What It Means to Build a New Life New beginnings are cheerful in theory. Three new books — “What Napoleon Could Not Do,” by DK Nnuro; “Dyscalculia,” by Camonghne Felix; and “A Country You Can Leave,” by Asale Angel-Ajani — showcase what the existential process actually looks like.

    APP Alum Camonghne Felix Featured in New York Times Book Review twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Wednesday, Mar 15, 2023

    In her debut memoir, DYSCALCULIA: A Love Story of Epic Miscalculation, the poet Camonghne Felix lurches from crystalline descriptions of heartbreak and mental illness to cloudy, overwrought passages about love and desire.

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  • Series poster of Murder in Big Horn woman silhouette against sunset sky

    APP Professor Anna Deavere Smith to moderate a Q&A about the new Showtime series, “Murder in Big Horn” twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Monday, Mar 6, 2023

    MURDER IN BIG HORN investigates the disappearances and possible murders of young Indigenous women and girls from the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Nations in Big Horn County and its surrounding area.

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  • Still from “the sound of your voice is home”,  kitchen image with "yalla big kiss" written in the center

    2018 APP Alum Ikram Lakhdhar in Conversation with Yasmine Nasser Diaz at the Getty Museum twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Monday, Mar 6, 2023

    Diaz will be joined in conversation with curator Ikram Lakhdhar to explore the artist's role as an archivist of the immigrant experience, preserving intergenerational exchanges through collecting and storytelling.

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  • Black and white image of two people looking at statue of liberty replica on lawn

    2022 APP Alum Xyza Cruz Bacani featured in “New York Now: Home A Photography Triennial” at the Museum of the City of New York twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Monday, Mar 6, 2023

    The exhibition will open on Friday March 10th.

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  • R(estoration) I(n) P(rogress) poster two figures legs on city block

    2020 APP Alum Andrea Ambam's play R(estoration) I(n) P(rogress) running at Provincetown Playhouse twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Monday, Feb 27, 2023

    R.I.P. follows the healing journey of an estranged mother and son after a police-involved death forces them back together.

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  • Art Work panel discussion poster pink and gray design with overlaid text

    APP Professor Karen Finley to speak at Art Work Panel at Columbia University

    Monday, Feb 6, 2023

    Art Work is a panel discussion on the subject of working towards more equitable, diverse, inclusive, and sustainable art ecologies with three radical leaders in the performing and visual arts.

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    APP Alumni Ladi’Sasha Jones contributes to “Black to Black,” a special supplement issue of the Gagosian Quarterly. twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Thursday, Feb 2, 2023

    In her article, Ladi’Sasha Jones explores Black women artists who utilize archives, such as Wangechi Mutu, Lorna Simpson, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Lauren Halsey and Xenobia Bailey

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  • long covid guide book cover

    APP Chair and Professor Pato Hebert is panelist in discussion about The Long COVID Survival Guide twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Wednesday, Feb 1, 2023

    The conversation touched on the history of patient-led movements and activism, the role of community support, and how people can best equip themselves to understand their experience and navigate biased healthcare systems.

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  • red book image of WE ARE PRESENT: 2020 IN PORTRAITS

    2021 APP Alum Laylah Amatullah Barrayn in conversations with Dr. Deborah Willis to discuss her new book, “We Are Present: 2020 in Portraits" at the Magnum Foundation. twitter facebook tumblr linkedin

    Wednesday, Feb 1, 2023

    "We Are Present: 2020 in Portraits” is a year-long visual account of love, grief, vulnerability, creativity, isolation, communion, determination and faith braided within its narrative.

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