Photography by Cameron Breze
CREATIVE RESEARCH RESIDENCY BFA '20 CLASS
Performed by second year NYU Tisch Dance BFA students, the site-specific work on Bust of Sylvette Plaza in Silver Towers proposes dance as a container for expanded ideas around community within the natural world and the built environment. The dancers encounter and negotiate social cues and energetic impulses as they relate to the complexities of the urban landscape. Compositions by students in Creative Research classes led by Rashaun Mitchell.
A recommendation of the Superblock Stewardship Advisory Committee and generously supported by Provost Katherine E. Fleming, these free community events are designed to celebrate our outdoor spaces on the superblocks, build community among residents, and provide activities appealing to all audiences. NYU Faculty Housing Happenings are organized by Erin Donnelly, Community Liaison, Office of Faculty Housing & Residential Services.
Things to know: All events are first come, first served. Rain or shine. Events are subject to change. More info: wp.nyu.edu/facultyhousing-happenings
Photography by Cameron Breze