NYU SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES CENTER FOR PUBLISHING & APPLIED LIBERAL ARTS CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS (PALA/CE)

Continuing Education Programs in Publishing, the Humanities, Arts, Producing, Design, Writing, and Translation.

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Rossella Lang portrait of Egg Donor Artist

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Former SPS student Rossella Laeng  produced this video about Jenny Carolin, egg donor artist, now featured in the Huffington Post. The video was originally published in The Establishment, a women-run news site that was co-founded by Katie Tandy shortly after taking the same class as Rosella, Multimedia Storytelling for Journalists.* 

Shoestring Press in Brooklyn will present The Donor Project—a comprehensive exhibition of Carolin’s printed images, paintings, and video, based on her experience donating eggs—from March 25­ through April 15, with an opening reception March 25 at 8 p.m.; there will also be an Artist Panel Discussion April 13 at 7 p.m.

*WRIT1-CE9113 Multimedia Storytelling for Journalists will be offered again in Summer 2016

Kay Kenny Receives New Jersey State Arts Council Fellowship

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Congratulations to  NYU SPS Instructor Kay Kenny, who has been named one of 8 recipients of a 2016 New Jersey State Arts Council fellowship award in the category of Works on Paper. This is the 4th time Kenny has received an artist fellowship from NJSCA. 

 Kay Kenny is teaching the following course this Summer:

ARTP1-CE The Photography Book Project

Sand Castle, short film by NYU SPS student Tina Fine, premieres at TIFF Kids Festival

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Sand Castle, a short film NYUSPS student Tina Fine developed in the course

Writing the Short Film*, is having its international premiere at the Toronto

International Film Festival’s TIFF Kids Festival as the lead title of the

shorts program. The film is also directed by NYUSPS screenwriting instructor Rob Feld.

See the trailer here:

*Register here for WRIT1-CE9690 Writing the Short Film: The Fundamentals of Screenwriting

Online Translators Bridge The Communication Gap Between Refugees And Volunteers In Greece, by Huff Post

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From the Huffington Post: ” How do you help someone if you can’t communicate with them? Translators without Borders, a remote network of volunteer translators, is helping NGOs in the Western Balkans translate vital information to help newly arrived migrants on the island of Lesbos”http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/online-translators-greece-refugees_us_56ec6c29e4b084c672205262

link to online courses and diploma programs in foreign languages, interpreting, and translation:

http://www.sps.nyu.edu/academics/departments/foreign-languages/academic-offerings/noncredit.html

Film Screening: The Hunt (Denmark)- April 18th, 6pm

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thehunt_2Moderated by Dorte Tulet, this film is part of CALA’s first film series “Are You Talking to Me?”

The Hunt (2012) is a Danish drama  directed by Thomas Vinterberg and starring Mads Mikkelsen. The story is set in a small Danish village around Christmas, and follows a man who becomes the target of mass hysteria after being wrongly accused of sexually abusing a child in his kindergarten class.

The event takes place at the National Opera Center, 330 7th Avenue, New York, NY.

RSVP here

7th Annual Graduate Conference in Translation Studies- York University, Toronto

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From: Glendon College – York University – 2275 Bayview Ave. Toronto, ON M4N 3M6
www.glendon.yorku.ca/translationandarts

Announcing the program and registration for Translation and the Arts—the Seventh Annual Graduate Student Conference in Translation Studies
March 5, 2016. Glendon College, York University, Toronto.

This one-day multilingual event invites students, scholars, artists and professionals to come together to question the interplay between the human imagination and our diverse forms of cultural expression. We’re looking forward to presentations on topics ranging from film to visual arts and as diverse as graphic novels and Haiku poetry. These will be highlighted by an art exhibition, a theater performance and keynote presentation: “The Many Faces of Translation in Popular Music” by Dr. Şebnem Susam-Saraeva from the University of Edinburgh.

To learn more about this wonderful day of events please see the full program on our website, follow our facebook page and view the brochure attached to this email.

Advance tickets will be available until March 1, 2016. Please click here to register.

For inquiries please email the Conference Organizing Committee attransconf@glendon.yorku.ca

Sincerely hope to see you there!

The Organizing Committee

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7th Annual Graduate Conference in Translation Studies

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