Rory Solomon & Marek Walczak present [here][now] January 24 – February 2, 2011 [here][now] is transient portals into persistent virtual worlds. Workshops of people define conceptual architectures that are presented as… Read More
Jeanne Kelly, a candidate for a MFA in Design & Technology is reaching out for help to fund her thesis project. She is a visual fine artist with a background in… Read More
February 2 kicks off another season of the Visiting Artist Lecture Series, sponsored by AMT. Here’s the full schedule of this spring’s visitors: ___ Wednesdays at 6:15pm in Kellen Auditorium 66… Read More
Local Projects is an award-winning media design firm for museums and public spaces. They are seeking an undergraduate or graduate Film/Media Studies student with sharp editing skills, an ear for storytelling… Read More
Miao Wang, an alum of Parsons, is the Director, Producer, Writer, and Co-Editor of the full-length feature documentary, BEIJING TAXI. The movie vividly portrays the ancient capital of China undergoing a… Read More
The Global Cocoa Project is a high impact poverty alleviation/social enterprise initiative that supports cocoa farmers around the globe by supplying them with the basic tools they need to improve the… Read More
Melanie Crean’s recent show, How To Do Things With Words, was a great success. Thom Donovan over at Bomblog obviously got wind of it and wrote up a great essay showcasing… Read More
The application for the Aronson gallery for the following 2011-2012 school year is now available. Please note that there is only one application deadline per year, and there are now fewer… Read More
The JBFC is poised to embark on an incredibly exciting new project – the creation of a virtual learning platform that will be interactive, resource rich, and will provide actual tools… Read More
The application for the Aronson gallery for the following 2011-2012 school year is now available. Please note that there is only one application deadline per year, and there are now fewer… Read More
How To Do Things With Words: An Exhibition of Radical Speech Acts October 30–November 9, 2010 Opening Reception: November 1, 2010, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries 66… Read More
What is Critique? is an all day symposium that consists of panel discussions with artists, critics, teachers, and students city-wide that investigates the role that art critiques and criticism play in… Read More
Adriana Farmiga is holding a guest artist lecture in her experimental video class, November 2. The Bruce High Quality Foundation is an arts collective based in New York City, which was… Read More
Soft Sensors: Textiles It is a four hour workshop that explores the integration of textiles, conductive materials, and electronics to create textile based sensors. The workshop will expose students to a… Read More
PENGUIN 75 They are not characters in a joke: A creative director, two of his designers and an author will share the stage to reveal behind-scenes-secrets of the making of book… Read More
Dr. Wolfgang Feist: ‘Principles of Passive House’ Lecture by the German Physicist, Inventor of this Ultra Low Energy Approach to Building Affordably Dr Feist’s ‘Passive House’ is a practice-proven international standard… Read More
Adriana Farmiga is holding a guest artist lecture in her Experimental Video class. Ben Coonley is a video and performance artist who uses comedy and direct audience address to overturn everyday… Read More
25 East Galley is a new initiative in Fine Arts. It allows students to work together and set up group shows. Both undergrad and grad students are asked to put proposals… Read More
You’re invited to the Fall 2010 hackNY Student Hackathon, October 9th and 10th at NYU! Bring your machine and your favorite programming languages, and come hang out with twenty of New… Read More
Celine Latulipe (Asst. Prof, of Human-Computer Interaction @ UNC-Charlotte) will be in New York next week for the upcoming UIST conference and will be leading a small workshop this Sunday (October… Read More
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