An irregular experiment of music, visuals and performance with Clive Davis and ITP students.

An exhibition featuring works in photography, digital imaging, and multimedia by the graduating seniors from the DPI Class of 2017 will open Thursday, March 23, 2017. It will remain on view at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts through April 23, 2016.

Environmental Ethics On and Off Screen: a three-day media showcase focusing on environmental crises facing communities worldwide.

With the Open Innovation Residency program, you're given the tools to explore product areas meaningful to you, interface with top executives and ultimately contribute your thinking, building, and passion to exist product teams or whole new product opportunities.

Darwinian biology is often held up as a heteronormative framework. Natural law theologians who are pro-Darwin see it as a way to glorify straightness, cisness, and heteropatriarchal norms. But a closer examination of Darwinian thought–both within Darwin’s research and subsequent developments in evolutionary theory–shows that Darwin can be coupled with contemporary queer and trans* theory. Darwin is a passionate partisan of difference, becoming, vital materiality, and the diversity of desire.

Join us at See What I See: An Evening of Diasporan Observations.

The Department of Art & Public Policy, Tisch School of the Arts, NYU is delighted to invite you to a Special Screening of the Oscar nominated film "Hidden Figures," followed by a conversation with producer Jenno Topping moderated by APP alumna, filmmaker Leah Thomas