Latest Past Events

Art and Abolition Workshop: Storytelling

Zoom

RSVP Here Utilizing a game of cause and effect, participants will delve into the historical emergence and growth of the New York Police Department, while questioning our collective memory of racially-charged events in the city and their resulting outcomes. With an introduction from Gallatin professor Leila Buck. Leila Buck is a Lebanese American playwright, actor, […]

Artists in Conversation: Helina Metaferia and Steve Locke

Zoom

Thursday March 4, 7pm. On Zoom. RSVP Here With Helina Metaferia’s multi-channel video work (Middle) Passage of Dreams as a launching point, this intimate conversation will address a question posed by this work and spelled out by bell hooks: How can one create in a way that “exists not only as that struggle which also […]

Press Your Ear to the Wind Duet #1 – Fathoming Uncertainty: Performing with(in) Vulnerable Landscapes

Zoom

On Zoom, free with registration. RSVP Here How do artists use their own bodies to articulate pressing issues of environmental injustice and collective vulnerability across places, timescales, and cultures? Artists Eiko Otake (Japan/USA) and Sarah Cameron Sunde (USA) bridge site-responsive performance, film, photography, and installation to examine experiences of embodied vulnerability in the face of […]