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Monday, Mar. 25 2019

  • The Real Cost of Clothing: From Seed to Tee

    On Monday, March 25th, join us in the 721-725 Broadway Lobby for an interactive installation of a t shirt making factory! Learn, hands on, the steps, discipline and human effort it takes to make a common, cotton t shirt.

  • Tisch Drama Information Session

    Tisch Drama offers 45-minute info sessions at noon most Mondays and Fridays throughout the year.

  • Chutney Popcorn

    NYU Stonewall 50: Chutney Popcorn

    CHUTNEY POPCORN (1999) was directed and co-written by Nisha Ganatra, produced and co-written by Susan Carnival, and shot by Erin King, all NYU Alumnae.

  • four portraits of speakers and moderator

    21st Century/New African and African Diaspora Writings and Arts: Caribbean

    African and African Diaspora writers and artists have met the 21st century with unprecedented new images and visions of themselves and of the diaspora around the world. They are reengendering themselves and acquiring new and active identities, social, political and sexual, in their writing and artistic processes. In this installment of the 21st Century/New African and African Diaspora Writings and Arts Series, women of Caribbean descent will examine and discuss their own works and the Caribbean as a diasporan site with literary and artistic productions, while paying close attention to changes taking place in the styles, artistic, political perspectives and visions of how to be of Caribbean descent in the world today, and how to mediate between multiple and diverse identity positions. Join us for a discussion with artist Renee Cox; Vanessa Pérez Rosario (Modern Languages and Literatures, Brooklyn College); Rosie Gordon-Wallace (founder and senior curator of Diaspora Vibe Gallery and Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator); and Myriam J. A. Chancy (Hartley Burr Alexander Chair in the Humanities at Scripps College); moderated by Ifeona Fulani (Global Liberal Studies, NYU). Books will be available.

Tuesday, Mar. 26 2019

  • Tisch Drama Career Development Drop-In Hours

    Resume review, answers to FAQs, and more—come hear from the Office of Career Development & Alumni Engagement.

  • Stolen Time by Shane Vogel book cover

    The Calypso Craze Archive

    Celebrate the publication of Shane Vogel’s Stolen Time: Black Fad Performance and the Calypso Craze at this showcase of the performances that shape the book. The first cultural history of the calypso craze, Stolen Timeoffers a new framework for understanding the cycles of repetition and difference that shape race, entertainment, and mass culture during the Jim Crow era and charts new forms of diasporic exchange between the US and the Caribbean. The informal discussion will feature performances by midcentury performers Maya Angelou, Geoffrey Holder, Carmen de Lavallade, Duke Ellington, Josephine Premice, and others. 

Wednesday, Mar. 27 2019

  • Tisch West: Luma Pictures

    Luma Pictures invites members of the Tisch West community to visit their Santa Monica headquarters for a meeting with Luma's New Content team!

  • Poster for the CineCina Film Festival. A circle and a cone with a teardrop

    CineCina Short Film Awards Nominees

    Presented by CineCina Film Festival and the Asian Film and Media Initiative.

  • Hamlet

    The readiness is all. The Grad Acting Program tackles this monumental masterpiece for the first time, with the class of 2019: Life, Death, and what it all means.

Thursday, Mar. 28 2019

Friday, Mar. 29 2019

Saturday, Mar. 30 2019

  • Hamlet

    The readiness is all. The Grad Acting Program tackles this monumental masterpiece for the first time, with the class of 2019: Life, Death, and what it all means.