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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Arts Politics End of Year Student Presentations
Friday, Jun 7, 2019
Arts Politics 2019 presentations on May 21, 2019
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Arts Politics Student Performance Work: "Voting Ritual"
Monday, Apr 22, 2019
Join Arts Politics student Savanah Pennell for her installation and performance of "Voting Ritual" at 8pm Thursday May 16, Washington Square Park.
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Arts Politics Students Present "From Palestine to Mexico: Fronteras, Hudud, Borders"
Monday, Apr 22, 2019
Join Arts Policy students Savanah Pennell and Hayat Abu Samra as they faciliate a night of art and dialogue titled, "From Palestine to Mexico: Fronteras, Hudud, Borders". Monday 20 May, 6pm, The Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery.
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Arts Politics Professor Anna Deavere Smith Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Thursday, Apr 18, 2019
Actress, playwright and professor Anna Deavere Smith joins The American Academy of Arts & Sciences
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Arts Politics Alumni Jon Henry participates as a panelist, exhibitor, and organizer
Thursday, Apr 18, 2019
Arts Politics Alumni Jon Henry is participating in the upcoming Richmond Book Arts Fair on the 19th and 20th of April as a panelist and an exhibitor. Additionally, Jon will be hosting a pop-up at 1708 Gallery in their Picnic Series for the Invasive Queer Kudzu Project on the 20th April 2019.
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Tisch IPA Distinguished Admin Award
Thursday, Apr 18, 2019
Kristin Killacky was named a Tisch Institute of Performing Arts (IPA) Distinguished Administrator for 2019. Chair Kathy Engel read kind words about Kristin during a celebratory luncheon on April 17th.
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Arts Politics Student Featured on The Skimm
Wednesday, Apr 17, 2019
Arts Politics MA student Jessica Angima was featured in "Meditation: How to Quiet the Chatter" published by theSkimm.
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Arts Politics Professor's exhibition receives critical acclaim
Monday, Apr 15, 2019
Prof. Grace Aneiza Ali has curated Women's Work, a new exhibition at Pen + Brush Gallery. The exhibition opened on April 10 and will be up until August 2, 2019. Women's Work is already receiving attention, featuring in artnet's Editors’ Picks: 19 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week.
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Arts Politics Alumna joins the Chicago Architecture Biennial
Thursday, Apr 11, 2019
Arts Politics Alumna Victoria Lynford (2010) has joined the Chicago Architecture Biennial writing education and programming grants. Victoria will also be re-joining Curator Sepake Angiama at this Biennial after teaming with her on Manifesta 11 and documenta 14.
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Arts Politics Students Receive GSO Grant to Collaborate with Performance Studies in making a new work
Thursday, Apr 11, 2019
All Look the Same: A seminar on race, identity, music, and dopplegangers is a work-in-progress created by M.A. Arts Politics and Performance Studies students Kristel Baldoz, Chris Cole, Will Green, and Jane Yonge.
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