COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS PRESENTS THE YEAR OF WATER IS PRODUCED IN COLLABORATION WITH:
The Year of Water Arts Initiative International Students and Scholars Office Barnard and Columbia College Architecture Department Jerome L. Greene Science Center Center for Climate and Life “Artists, writers, and thinkers working globally Joe Coffee Company Center for Ethnomusicology Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in multiple creative forms are deeply involved Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race MA in Modern and Contemporary Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies in issues surrounding water and climate Center for the Study of Social Difference Mailman School of Public Health change. It is exciting for the School of the Arts Columbia Aquanauts Miller Theatre Columbia Business School The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery PUBLIC to spearhead the Year of Water and to play a Columbia Global Centers Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute Columbia Law School central role in convening the institutes, schools, Office of Communications and Public Affairs Columbia Maison Française Office of Government and Community Affairs PROGRAMS faculties, and programs at Columbia engaged Columbia School of Social Work Office of the President Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning Office of University Life in important research and action around these and Preservation Rare Book and Manuscript Library Columbia University School of the Arts vital concerns.” Sabin Center for Climate Change Law AND Columbia Water Center School of International and Public Affairs Columbia Wellness Center –CAROL BECKER, DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities Columbia World Projects Sustainable Columbia ENGAGEMENT Data Science Institute Tamer Center for Social Enterprise Department of Anthropology The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture Department of Music World Leaders Forum SPRING 2020 Digital Storytelling Lab The Earth Institute TO SEE THE FULL YEAR OF WATER PROGRAM AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, PLEASE VISIT ARTS.COLUMBIA.EDU The Forum LENFEST.ARTS.COLUMBIA.EDU Fu Foundation School of Engineering & Applied Science YEAROFWATER.COLUMBIA.EDU YEAROFWATER.COLUMBIA.EDU Institute for Latin American Studies
COMPLEX ISSUES The Wild I: An Arturo O’Farrill Treasure Island The Assistant Exploration of Poetry Transposing Genres – SATURDAY, MARCH 14 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 6:30 PM and Water Fluidity in the Arts Directed by Byron Haskin, 1950 / UK / PG The Assistant follows one day in the life of SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 11 AM–5:30 PM THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 6:30 PM Based on the classic story by Robert Louis Jane, a recent college graduate and aspiring Stevenson, Disney’s first all live-action film film producer, who has recently landed her Jordan Abel, Abigail Chabitnoy, CAConrad, Arturo O’Farrill, composer, pianist, and takes you to the high seas in search for buried dream job as a junior assistant to a powerful Timothy Donnelly, Matthea Harvey, Professor of Global Jazz Studies at UCLA’s Herb treasure. Join young Jim Hawkins, Long John entertainment mogul. As she grows increasingly Douglas Kearney, Luna Miguel, Shane Alpert School of Music will discuss several Silver, and their ragtag crew of pirates for the aware of the abuse that insidiously colors every McCrae, Celina Su, Cecilia Pavon, and aspects of his music, including (but not limited adventure of a lifetime. aspect of her workday, Jane decides to take a Phillip B. Williams. Organized by to): stand. Dorothea Lasky, Writing. 1. How a classically trained musician with an Screening followed by a conversation between In this symposium, poets will explore the Irish-Mexican-Cuban-German heritage and a WALL-E Writer-Director Kitty Green, Producers Scott symbol of water, and its many ramifications in propensity toward the avant-garde became the SATURDAY, APRIL 18 Macaulay ’84 CC and James Schamus, Film, their lives. Water, both ephemeral and timeless, poster boy for Afro Latin Jazz. and Denise Cruz, English and Comparative carries with it its own history. It connects FREE as part of Manhattanville Community Day Literature. 2. The creative process in his music, his us to our ancestors and to our future. Most Directed by Andrew Stanton, 2008 / USA / G importantly, it is a form that is intrinsically influences, process, and his newest composition, Co-presented by the Department of English and connected to poetry, with poetry’s watery Mundoagua. It is the 29th century and Earth has become Comparative Literature; Institute for Research and associative, fluid, electrified, and occult uninhabitable by humans, who now live in on Women, Gender, and Sexuality; and The Co-presented by the Department of Music; properties. During this daylong event, we will space. WALL-E is the last robot on Earth and Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Institute for Latin American Studies; Miller consider: What is a poetry of water? What does spends his days cleaning the planet one piece of Humanities Theatre; and the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind a world look like without water? How can poets Brain Behavior Institute trash at a time. When a fancy new robot named LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS save the planet? EVE arrives, WALL-E is smitten, and he follows LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS her on a quest to save the planet. LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Water, Sound, and Arturo O’Farrill & Moana Water is Life SATURDAY, MAY 9 Indigenous Film: the Afro Latin Jazz Antonio and Piti MONDAY, MARCH 9, 6:30 PM Directed by Ron Clements and John Musker, 2016 / USA / PG THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 6:30 PM Henk Ovink, Special Envoy for International Orchestra Water Affairs for the Kingdom of the SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 8 PM Moana is chosen by the sea to prove herself a The Amônia River runs near the border Netherlands, discusses how water connects key masterful navigator and to save the people of of Brazil and Peru, where both indigenous “Arturo O’Farrill’s Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra is domains—health, economy, biodiversity, food her island. On her quest to reunite an ancient Ashaninka people and white settlers live in one of the best jazz orchestras in existence,” security, conflict, and power. Our fragilities relic with the goddess Te Fiti, she meets the the municipality of Marechal Thaumaturgo. declares the New Yorker. The ensemble makes are laid bare by dependency on water even as demigod Maui. Together, the two journey the Produced by the Vídeo nas Aldeias collective, their Columbia debut in this special appearance water-focused solutions enable transformative, ocean and discover that not everything is what Antonio and Piti explores the love between featuring the world premiere of Mundoagua, a comprehensive interventions that cascade it seems. With original songs by Lin-Manuel a Peruvian-born indigenous man and the across scales, sectors, silos, and borders. new commission from the School of the Arts in honor of Columbia University’s Year of Water. Miranda. daughter of Chico Coló, a white rubber Response by Alex Halliday, The Earth Institute. tapper soldier. The film tells the story of their Tickets starting at $25; Columbia University community-led reforestation project and Organized by Columbia World Projects. faculty and staff starting at $15; Students with the pressures of a predatory and extractive Co-presented by the Earth Institute and the valid ID starting at $7. millertheatre.com economy. Asháninka and Portugese, 78 minutes, School of International and Public Affairs. 2019. MILLER THEATRE Plastic Bottle-Free Pledge THE FORUM, 601 WEST 129TH STREET The School of the Arts has stopped using With Co-Directors Vincent Carelli and Wewito single-use plastic bottles at its facilities and Piyãko. Response by Esther Hamburger, Arts. events. We encourage the Columbia community Organized by Ron Gregg, Film and Media THE THIRD ANNUAL DR. SAUL AND Max Ritvo Poetry to pledge to do the same: Studies, and Ana Ochoa, Music. DOROTHY KIT FILM NOIR FESTIVAL Series: Featuring • Ask the cafes in your facilities to stop selling Co-presented by the Center for Film Noir & the Jewish single-use plastic water bottles Ethnomusicology; Center for the Study of Louise Glück Ethnicity and Race; Center for the Study of Experience: From TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 6:30 PM • Deauthorize orders of single-use plastic Social Difference; Institute for Latin American water bottles from vendors Studies; and The Society of Fellows and WWII to the Blacklist Louise Glück is the author of The Triumph of • Heyman Center for the Humanities WEDNESDAY–SUNDAY, MARCH 25–29 Achilles, which won the National Book Critics Purchase carafes and filtering pitchers for Circle Award, and The Wild Iris, which was use in office suites and at events LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Jewish filmmakers played a pivotal role in the awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Her most recent • Encourage the use of glasses and refillable creation of classic Hollywood film noir. The collection, Faithful and Virtuous Night, received water bottles Third Annual Dr. Saul and Dorothy Kit Film the National Book Award. She was the United Water Activism: Noir Festival will highlight the work of Jewish States Poet Laureate from 2003–2004. • Replace vending machines that sell single- artists and noir films that speak to the Jewish LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS use plastic water bottles Detroit, Flint, and the experience. The festival will include films by émigré directors (Edgar G. Ulmer, Billy Wilder), • Recycle, and take care not to co-mingle Great Lakes films that address anti-Semitism (Crossfire) and materials THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 6:30 PM World War II (The Spiral Staircase, The Stranger), Hydra Learn more at yearofwater.columbia.edu and films on the blacklist and the media SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 7:30 PM Environmental lawyer Jim Olson, Founder and (Scandal Sheet, Sweet Smell of Success). Kit Noir Columbia University School of the Arts’ Lenfest President of the Traverse City-based FLOW 2020 is guest-programmed by Ann Douglas, Choreographed by Phoebe Osborne ’18 and (For Love of Water), argued and won the Professor Emerita of English and Comparative commissioned for Columbia University’s Center for the Arts is a hub for cultural and case Michigan Citizens for Water Conservation Literature. The lineup includes 11 films released Year of Water. The public performance civic exchange in Upper Manhattan, named in honor of H.F. “Gerry” and Marguerite v Nestlé Waters North America Inc. This case between 1945 and 1957, with a majority of titles Hydra acknowledges the pervasive trouble curbed the mining and pumping of local spring screening on 35mm film. of capitalism and colonialism that has led to Lenfest. Featuring four flexible venues and waters for bottled-water usage. He is joined the ravaged state of our earth and life within a public plaza, this state-of-the-art facility in conversation with medical anthropologist offers unprecedented opportunities for the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 it, while reclaiming the word hydra as an Nadia Gaber, a member of We The People empowering term for the queerly monstrous, presentation and generation of contemporary of Detroit Community Research Collective, 7:30 pm: Keynote lecture by Ann Douglas many-headed, shapeshifting force that we are art across disciplines. 615 West 129th Street, between Broadway and 12th Avenue. and an advocate for access to clean water as a together. Featuring dancers Talya Epstein, human right. Moderated by Catherine Fennell, THURSDAY, MARCH 26 Phoebe Osborne, and Lu Yim. Hydra will take Anthropology. place rain or shine. Support for visiting artists and thinkers is 7:30 pm: Detour Co-presented by Columbia School of Social provided by the Morris and Alma Schapiro SMALL SQUARE, LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Fund. Work; Department of Anthropology; Mailman 9:15 pm: Ruthless School of Public Health; and the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law Introduced by Noah Isenberg, University of Complex Issues explores difference, visibility, Texas at Austin Lenfest Kids: H2O and representation through recent work by LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS faculty of Columbia University and Columbia The School of Arts presents Lenfest Kids, FRIDAY, MARCH 27 a Saturday film series for the whole family. University School of the Arts in particular. Conversations invite challenging questions 7 pm: Crossfire Lenfest Kids: H2O continues to feature films Waterways in about water as part of Columbia University’s of racial, ethnic, gender, economic, sexual, religious, and cultural complexity, and how Contemporary Chinese 8:45 pm: Ace in the Hole Year of Water, exploring the world’s oceans as a space of adventure, fantasy, wonder, and they are articulated across discipline and genre today. Ecological Art SATURDAY, MARCH 28 mystery. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2 PM 1 pm: The Spiral Staircase All films will screen at 11 am and 3 pm at the Unless noted, events are free and open to the Lenfest Center for the Arts. $7 advance; $9 at Eric Fan Feng, Assistant Professor at the public. 3:30 pm: Act of Violence, followed by a lecture by the door. Institute of Contemporary Art at Tsinghua Vincent Brook, UCLA University, Beijing, and Betti-Sue Hertz, Columbia University School of the Arts collects Director and Chief Curator of the Wallach Art 7 pm Notorious Happy Feet registrations for events in order to gauge public Gallery, discuss the far-reaching influence of interest and crowd size. Seating is limited and the ancient concept of shan shui—“mountain 9 pm: The Stranger SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 first come, first served. Advance reservation water painting”—for ecologically sensitive Directed by George Miller, Warren Coleman, does not guarantee entry; early arrival is SUNDAY, MARCH 29 contemporary Chinese artists. and Judy Morris, 2006 / USA and Australia / PG strongly suggested. Check-in typically begins one hour prior to event start time. Organized by the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art 1 pm: He Ran All the Way When his colony shuns him for his love of Gallery and co-presented by Columbia Global dancing, Mumble the Emperor Penguin travels ARTS.COLUMBIA.EDU Centers | Beijing 3:30 pm: Lecture by Steven Ross ’71 CC, USC the Arctic, meeting unlikely friends. His LENFEST.ARTS.COLUMBIA.EDU LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS 5:30 pm: Scandal Sheet search for belonging teaches him to embrace YEAROFWATER.COLUMBIA.EDU his talents and challenge tradition. With the 8 pm: Sweet Smell of Success voices of Robin Williams, Nicole Kidman, Elijah Wood and Brittany Murphy, Happy Feet won the All screenings and lectures take place in the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in Katharina Otto-Bernstein Screening Room, 2006. Lenfest Center for the Arts Tickets: $12 General Admission / $10 Senior Citizen (65 and older) / $8 Student Lu Over The Wall Packages: $40 for four films / $75 for all eight films SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Advance ticket sales available online only; Directed by Masaaki Yuasa, 2017 / Japan / PG online and on-site sales on the day of screenings. Sales begin mid-February. Students When teenager Kai’s family leaves Tokyo to will have access to rush tickets 30 minutes prior live in the small fishing village of Merfolk, to each screening, pending availability. he discovers his musical talent can conjure mermaids from the sea. Lu arrives and trades in Funded by a generous gift from Gordon Kit her fins for feet, but can she and Kai use their ’76 CC, in honor of his parents. For more friendship to save the village? information, contact [email protected]. SPRING 2020 COLUMBIA ARTS.COLUMBIA.EDU LENFEST.ARTS.COLUMBIA.EDU UNIVERSITY YEAROFWATER.COLUMBIA.EDU SCHOOL OF THE ARTS MFA PROGRAMS PRESENT
CREATIVE WRITING LECTURE LOVE 2020: Perfect Vision Love as Art Ethic and Art CREATIVE WRITING LECTURE MONDAY, JANUARY 20–FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Practice Alexandra Kleeman Catherine Lacey WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 7:30 PM OPENING RECEPTION: TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 6:30 PM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 7:30 PM THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 5–7 PM Catherine Lacey ’10 is the author of three books: Black women writers, actresses, visual artists, Alexandra Kleeman ’12 is the author of Intimations, Nobody Is Ever Missing, The Answers, and Certain Curated by Rachel Stern ’16 filmmakers, and playwrights who live in New York a short story collection, and the novel You Too Can American States, as well as the forthcoming novel, City discuss how love frames their art ethic and Have A Body Like Mine, which was awarded the 2016 LEROY NEIMAN GALLERY, DODGE HALL Pew. She is a 2019 Guggenheim Fellow, has won sharpens their artistic skill. Crystal-Angelee Burrell, Bard Fiction Prize. Her writing has been published a Whiting Award, and was named one of Granta’s Sophia Dawson, Loren Cahill, Kristin Dodson, in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Harper’s, The Best Young American Novelists. Recent work has Jordan Fleming, and Chelsea S. Roberts. Organized New York Times Magazine, Vogue, and The Guardian. appeared in The New Yorker, Harper’s, and The by Columbia Artist/Teachers (CA/T) and Our Word. Her second novel, Something New Under the Sun, is Woman in Language Believer. forthcoming from Hogarth Press. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 7 PM LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Series organized by Ben Marcus, Writing Series organized by Ben Marcus, Writing The third installment of the Woman in Language ROOM 501, DODGE HALL series will explore the embattled relationship ROOM 501, DODGE HALL between women and wisdom. The questions will DIRECTING THESIS be posed by Columbia MFA Theatre students. The panel will span five generations. Panelists include Terrorism MFA Visual Arts 2020 Victoria Bailey, Maggie Burke, Elaine Carberry ’17, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 8 PM New Irish Fiction Diana Fathi, Lee Grant, Zizi Majid, Kate Mulley ’16, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 4 PM Thesis Exhibition SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 8 PM Brittany Patch ’14, Cori Thomas, and Linda Winer. SUNDAY, APRIL 26–SUNDAY, MAY 24 Colin Barrett, Kevin Barry, Nicole Flattery, Mike Organized by Leslie Ayvazian, Theatre. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 8 PM McCormack, Belinda McKeon, and Sally Rooney. OPENING RECEPTION: LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 8 PM Moderated by Sam Lipsyte, Writing, and Colm Tóibín. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 3–6 PM SATURDAY MARCH 14, 2 PM Co-presented by Glucksman Ireland House NYU; Curated by Amy Sadao School of General Studies; and The Society of CREATIVE WRITING LECTURE Written by The Presnyakov Brothers Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities Sound Art Students Rosana Cabán, Lauren Covey, Julian Day, and Joan Claire Vaye Watkins Translated by Sasha Dugdale LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Hacker WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 7:30 PM Directed by Velani Dibba Visual Arts Students Aika Akhmetova, Henry Anker, Catalina Antonio Claire Vaye Watkins is the author of the novel Gold Production Stage Managed by Dennis Ngoc Ho Fame Citrus and the short story collection Battleborn, Sound Art MFA Fridman Granados, Roni Aviv, Patrick Bayly, Eric Brittain, which won the Story Prize, the Dylan Thomas Prize, Produced by Maryl McNally Gallery Group Exhibition Susan M B Chen, Joanna Cortez, Mónica Félix, New York Public Library’s Young Lions Fiction Fontaine Capel, Baris Gokturk, Jenn Hassin, Yifan THURSDAY, APRIL 9–SUNDAY, APRIL 12, Award, the Rosenthal Family Foundation Award $15 General Admission / $5 Seniors / Free with Jiang, Clare Koury, Lau Wai, Yushan Liu, Paula 11 AM–6 PM from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, student ID Lycan, Cara Lynch, Erica Mao, James J.A. Mercer, and a Silver Pen Award from the Nevada Writers LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS OPENING RECEPTION: Kathryn Ann Miller, Bradley Pitts, Stipan Tadić, Hall of Fame. Her stories and essays have appeared THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 6–9 PM Kiyomi Quinn Taylor, Meredith Pence Wilson, in Granta, Tin House, The Paris Review, The New York Mark Yang, and Yi Sa-Ra , and many others. She is a Guggenheim Fellow, Rosana Cabán, Lauren Covey, Julian Day, Joan Times DIRECTING THESIS WALLACH ART GALLERY one of the National Book Foundation’s “5 Under 35” Hacker, Tim Kwasny, Avishag Cohen Rodrigues, and Granta’s “Best Young American Novelists.” GASP! and Yixuan Shao Series organized by Ben Marcus, Writing FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 8 PM FRIDMAN GALLERY, 169 BOWERY New Plays Festival ROOM 501, DODGE HALL SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2 PM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29–SATURDAY, MAY 30
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 8 PM DIRECTING THESIS The Way the World Ends, by Sam Grabiner; birthday birthday birthday!!, by Johnny G. Lloyd; How THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 8 PM Zoom-In A Raisin in the Sun to Gild An Eagle, by Zizi Majid; Telo, by Julián FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 12–8 PM; SATURDAY SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 8 PM THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 8 PM Mesri; Untitled, by Martin Murray; Pair, by Kate AND SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AND 9, 12–6 PM Pressman; The Help Mates, by Daniel Irving Rattner; Written by Anna Rebek and the GASP! Writers Room SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 8 PM D’Carnaval, by Paola Alexandra Soto; The Singularity Films Selected by Alreem Alkaabi, Daniel Aufmann, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 8 PM Play, by Jay Stull; and Arizona, Andrey Uspenskiy Kira Li, Kyna McClenaghan, T. A. Morris, William Directed by Anna Rebek Organized by David Henry Hwang, Theatre Plotnick, Will Taumura, Yumo Yan, Zijing Yu, Production Stage Managed by Taeuk Kang FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 8 PM Muxin Zhang, and Ian Zhou. Organized by the SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2 PM THE PERSHING SQUARE SIGNATURE CENTER, 480 WEST MA Film and Media Studies Class of 2020. Produced by George Youakim 42ND STREET LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS $15 General Admission / $5 Seniors / Free with Written by Lorraine Hansberry student ID Directed by Keenan Tyler Oliphant LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Columbia Artist/Teachers Boys Don’t Cry: A 20th Production Stage Managed by Lanie Liu (CA/T) Young Writers Anniversary Celebration Co-Produced by Jon Bleicher and Maryl McNally NONFICTION DIALOGUES Series FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 6:30 PM $15 General Admission / $5 Seniors / Free with SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1–4 PM student ID The groundbreaking film Boys Don’t Cry was released Lewis Hyde Pia Struzzieri, Columbia Artist/Teachers; Alan in 1999. It received considerable acclaim—including WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 7:30 PM LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Ziegler, Writing; Columbia Artist/Teachers an Academy Award for Best Actress for star Hilary Swank—and was recently added by the Library of Lewis Hyde is a poet, essayist, translator, and Young writers from CA/T creative writing courses Congress to the national registry of films deemed cultural critic with a particular interest in the public DIRECTING THESIS throughout the New York area are invited to “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.” life of the imagination. He is the author of The Gift, celebrate their accomplishments and participate Screening followed by a panel discussion reuniting Trickster Makes This World, and Common as Air. His Floyd Collins in special-topic workshops and discussions run by most recent book, A Primer for Forgetting, explores much of the creative team, including Writer-Director FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 8 PM CA/T faculty. The conference will conclude with a Kimberly Peirce ’96, Co-writer Andy Bienen ’96, the many situations in which forgetfulness is more reading featuring selected works from each group, Film, Producer Christine Vachon, Cinematographer useful than memory—in myth, personal psychology, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2 PM including a pre-taped segment from CA/T students Jim Denault, Editor Lee Percy, and Casting Director politics, art, and spiritual life. A MacArthur Fellow in Armenia. Kerry Barden. and former director of undergraduate creative WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 8 PM writing at Harvard University, Hyde taught creative LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 8 PM LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS writing and American literature for many years at Kenyon College. SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 8 PM IN RESPONSE Beyond Black and In conversation with Lis Harris, Writing Book by Tina Landau ROOM 501, DODGE HALL We Fight to White: Writing about the Music and Lyrics by Adam Guettel Additional Lyrics by Tina Landau Build a Free World Multiracial Experience SUNDAY, MAY 10, 6:30 PM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 6:30 PM Up Against the Wall Directed by Logan Reed Visual Arts MFA candidates and recent alumni A Conversation between Malcolm Hansen ’14 and Motherf***** Production Stage Managed by Aimee-Marie Holland present new video, sound, performance, and Victor LaValle ’98, Writing. Organized by Columbia THURSDAY, MARCH 26–WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 Co-Produced by Jon Bleicher and Maryl McNally installation-based artworks at the Jewish Museum Artist/Teachers (CA/T) and Our Word. in response to the exhibition We Fight to Build a Free OPENING RECEPTION: $15 General Admission / $5 Seniors / Free with World: A Project by Jonathan Horowitz. LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 5–7 PM student ID Organized by Chris Gartrell and Jenna Weiss, The The eighth installation in a series of exhibitions LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS Jewish Museum, and Shelly Silver, Visual Arts. organized by Rirkrit Tiravanija and Tomas Vu, Talking Translation with Visual Arts. THE JEWISH MUSEUM, 1109 5TH AVENUE NONFICTION DIALOGUES Joyelle McSweeney and LEROY NEIMAN GALLERY, DODGE HALL Johannes Göransson Terese Marie Mailhot 33rd Annual Columbia WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 7:30 PM MFA Visual Arts First WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 7:30 PM University Film Festival Organized by Susan Bernofsky, Writing Year Exhibition Terese Marie Mailhot’s work has appeared in Guernica, ROOM 413, DODGE HALL Pacific Standard, Granta, Mother Jones, Medium, the Los (CUFF) SATURDAY, MARCH 28–SUNDAY, APRIL 12 Angeles Times, Best American Essays 2019, and elsewhere. WEDNESDAY–TUESDAY, MAY 13–19 She is the New York Times-bestselling author of Heart OPENING RECEPTION: Berries: A Memoir, which was listed as an NPR Best Book MIOK FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 6–8 PM of the Year and was one of Harper’s Bazaar’s Best Books Screenwriting Night THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27–FRIDAY, MARCH 20 Curated by Natalie Bell of 2018. She is the recipient of a 2019 Whiting Award WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 7 PM and the Spalding Prize for the Promotion of Peace and OPENING RECEPTION: Sergio Miguel Acuña, Rasel Ahmed, Lindsey Justice in Literature. LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 5–7 PM Brittain, Ivana Carman, Kaela Chambers, Kevin Claiborne, Noga Cohen, Ian Decker, Danielle In conversation with Lis Harris, Writing Featuring Aika Akhmetova, Tamar Ettun, Rochelle Screenings Gottesman, Juan Hernandez, Erin Holland, Feinstein, Dana Hoey, Yifan Jiang, Leeza Meksin, ROOM 501, DODGE HALL Priscilla Jeong, Bicheng Liang, Joseph Liatela, Keli WEDNESDAY–TUESDAY, MAY 13–19 and Kiyomi Taylor. Curated by Roni Aviv. Maksud, Raphaela Melsohn, Farah Mohammad, LENFEST CENTER FOR THE ARTS LEROY NEIMAN GALLERY, DODGE HALL Keika Okamoto, Diana Palermo, Júlia Pontés, Ava Ravich, Denisse Griselda Reyes, John Rivas, Visual Arts Undergraduate Christen Shea, Khari Turner, Raelis Vasquez, and Spring Thesis Exhibition Awards Night Yuri Yuan MONDAY, APRIL 20–FRIDAY, MAY 15 SUNDAY, MAY 17, 7 PM WALLACH ART GALLERY OPENING RECEPTION: DGA NEW YORK THEATER, 110 W 57TH STREET THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 5–7 PM
Organized by Emily Henretta, Visual Arts
LEROY NEIMAN GALLERY, DODGE HALL