Collaborative Arts
Art Without Boundaries: Interdisciplinary Arts, Performance, Media & Technology
Collaborative Arts is an innovative and dynamic interdisciplinary arts BFA Program founded to cultivate a community of artists eager to break boundaries across art disciplines and imagine new possibilities for artistic expressions.
Our students immerse themselves in the areas of performance, acting, dance, film, music, visual art, emerging media and technology, playwriting and screenwriting, research, theory and art history. Encouraged to experiment within and across artistic disciplines and their material implications, students discover new and unexpected connections that blend art forms and spark boundless creativity and imagination.
Collaborative Arts is far more than an amalgamation of all areas represented at Tisch School of the Arts - we are a pioneering new area of study that promotes a bold vision for hands-on cross-disciplinary artmaking with an emphasis on the creation of original work and live performance. Guided by experimentation, play, curiosity and rigor, we are a community of artists dedicated to exploring the unfamiliar and the challenging, and in the process breaking boundaries and conventions. At our core lies a powerful and unique intersection of community building, collaborative spirit, and interdisciplinary arts education.
Our world-class facilities - including state of the art performance spaces, as well as art, fabrication, music, and media studios - provide students with hands-on opportunities to experiment with various cutting edge technologies and artforms for creating performative works that redefine the role of the artist in an ever evolving world.
The future is collaborative and interdisciplinary. Join us in making the future now.
“The next generation of creatives will look a lot different than the current one. And I think they’ll bear a strong resemblance to the ideas and practices we explore every day in Collaborative Arts.” - Lex Garcia, Collaborative Arts Student
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News
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Tisch Faculty Receive 2024 Google Grant Award for “Lamentation: Dancing the Archive”
Using a volumetrically captured 3D film of Graham's original choreography, the team will build an interactive interface that captures audience movements in real time.
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Jason Snell Partners with The Met for Mandalas: Mapping the Buddhist Art of Tibet
MUSICAL NEUROFEEDBACK INTEGRATION FOR TIBETAN BUDDHIST MANDALA EXHIBIT AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
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Steven Drukman's New Play Premieres at SpeakEasy Stage
Steven Drukman, Associate Arts Professor in Collaborative Arts, premiered his new play titled Pru Payne at SpeakEasy Stage on October 18th.