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Two film screenings and a conversation with the directors and professors from the Department of Art & Public Policy at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
All members of the NYU community are invited to deepen their understanding of MLK and his legacy by attending this year's MLK Week events.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
All members of the NYU community are invited to deepen their understanding of MLK and his legacy by attending this year's MLK Week events.
Ira Aldridge was a groundbreaking black Shakespearean actor in the 19 th Century; his vertiginous journey to professional and personal success is resonantly rendered in this contemporary British play.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
All members of the NYU community are invited to deepen their understanding of MLK and his legacy by attending this year's MLK Week events.
A monthly event to promote collaboration and community within Tisch alumni community. Writer members will have a place to present their dramatic script work and receive peer feedback.
Producing for Film & TV in Los Angeles. Attend an Info Session
Play NYU Game Center games at the Brooklyn Brewery Tasting Room!
In dystopian future, the generations of the usual generators can no longer light the way; what will become of us? This edgy, darkly comic play with music urges us not to have a cow, man.
Ira Aldridge was a groundbreaking black Shakespearean actor in the 19 th Century; his vertiginous journey to professional and personal success is resonantly rendered in this contemporary British play.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Event page for the spring 2020 Commedia dell'Arte Acting Workshop with Jim Calder.
All members of the NYU community are invited to deepen their understanding of MLK and his legacy by attending this year's MLK Week events.
The objects speak series proudly presents its inaugural event: a conversation with art critic and curator Antwaun Sargent and Dr. Isolde Brielmaier (NYU), on redefining representation of the Black body. Conversation to be followed by audience Q&A and a book signing.
Offered in conjunction with Taking Shape: Abstraction from the Arab World, 1950s-1980s, on view at the Grey Art Gallery, New York University, 100 Washington Square East, NYC, January 14–April 4, 2020.
Join us on Friday, Feb 7th at the Clive Davis Institute for a beat-making masterclass with Billboard Hot 100 super-producer Nick Mira. The event will consist of a Q&A, a beat breakdown, and a collaborative beat making session. This event is first come, first serve. RSVP is mandatory but does not guarantee entry. You must present a valid NYU ID on site.
Join the Tisch Office of Career Development for a presentation and Q&A that will demystify the world of internships.
Open to all. Reconnect, catch up with friends, meet other students and enjoy some delicious food and drink courtesy of Two Boots Pizza and Chip cookies.
In dystopian future, the generations of the usual generators can no longer light the way; what will become of us? This edgy, darkly comic play with music urges us not to have a cow, man.
Ira Aldridge was a groundbreaking black Shakespearean actor in the 19 th Century; his vertiginous journey to professional and personal success is resonantly rendered in this contemporary British play.
Get to know your PS faculty better over some coffee and sweets!
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Join Antwaun Sargent and Dr. Isolde Brielmaier for a conversation and book signing on Friday, February 7 at 1pm at 721 Broadway.
All members of the NYU community are invited to deepen their understanding of MLK and his legacy by attending this year's MLK Week events.
In dystopian future, the generations of the usual generators can no longer light the way; what will become of us? This edgy, darkly comic play with music urges us not to have a cow, man.
Ira Aldridge was a groundbreaking black Shakespearean actor in the 19 th Century; his vertiginous journey to professional and personal success is resonantly rendered in this contemporary British play.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
All members of the NYU community are invited to deepen their understanding of MLK and his legacy by attending this year's MLK Week events.
Join Tisch West to cheer on fellow NYU Tisch Alumni at State Social House in West Hollywood on Sunday, February 9th.
In dystopian future, the generations of the usual generators can no longer light the way; what will become of us? This edgy, darkly comic play with music urges us not to have a cow, man.
Ira Aldridge was a groundbreaking black Shakespearean actor in the 19 th Century; his vertiginous journey to professional and personal success is resonantly rendered in this contemporary British play.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
In dystopian future, the generations of the usual generators can no longer light the way; what will become of us? This edgy, darkly comic play with music urges us not to have a cow, man.
Ira Aldridge was a groundbreaking black Shakespearean actor in the 19 th Century; his vertiginous journey to professional and personal success is resonantly rendered in this contemporary British play.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
This roundtable showcases new work in trans of color scholarship, activism, and cultural production; it features authors speaking about their recently published books and works-in-progress that chart exciting new directions in the field, from theorizing trans futures, to Afro diasporic technologies, to queer fabulousness.
In dystopian future, the generations of the usual generators can no longer light the way; what will become of us? This edgy, darkly comic play with music urges us not to have a cow, man.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Learn about summer abroad and away opportunities to fulfill major and minor requirements.
The LGBTQ+ Alumni Network in collaboration with the Tisch School of the Arts is pleased to bring you a special evening with Richie Jackson '87, successful Broadway producer and author of "Gay Like Me: A Father Writes to His Son"
In this panel discussion, several Arts Politics alumni and faculty will share their experiences applying for and pursuing a PhD. They will speak both pragmatically about process and personally about their journeys down this academic/ professional path. The conversation is open to all, but will be oriented within the field of Arts Politics.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Producing for Film & TV in Los Angeles. Attend an Info Session
Alumni Steph Clark discusses their award nominated game Rooftop Cop.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Co-hosted by the NYU Production Lab Looking to fund your creative project? Thinking of applying for grants? Join the NYU Production Lab and the Tisch Office of Career Development for an intensive grant writing workshop with Tracie Holder (Joe Papp In Five Acts, Mudflow). The workshop will cover how to approach the grant writing process and how to build a competitive application.
Down with love! This is the only Valentine’s Day plan that has a right to suck!
Looking for an internship in games and tech? Come to the career fair!
Tisch Career Fair
Deeply indebted to the work of Muñoz, this symposium reunites and puts into public conversation a cohort of four of his students -- Sareh Afshar, Joshua Guzmán, Summer Kim Lee, and Daniel J Sander.
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Have a VFX heavy script? Come meet VFX students who can help!
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.
Learn 3D art tips from AAA character artists Chris Wells!
Senior Show One has closed early due to directives from NYU regarding COVID-19.