Fall 2017

Events / Fall 2017

Story I/O (Input/Output)

Led by Columbia Digital Storytelling Lab, Story I/O, or "Input/Output," is a highly interactive one-day event to explore new forms and functions of storytelling. This first edition explores the lab's ...

Complex Issues: South of Pico: African American Artists in Los Angeles in the 1960s and 1970s

Kellie Jones, Art History and Archaeology, and Farah Jasmine Griffin, English and Comparative Literature Introduction by Deborah Cullen, Miriam ...

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Living in America: Symposium

The question of how to live in America preoccupied many architects and planners from Frank Lloyd Wright to the consortium behind Harlem's first public housing proposals in the mid-twentieth century. ...

Acting Thesis: The Seagull

Directed by Andrei Serban Various showings. Tickets on sale mid-September.

Acting Thesis: Mad Forest

Directed by Pirronne Yousefzadeh ’07 Tickets on sale mid-September.

Directing Thesis: Machinal

Directing Thesis: Machinal Directed by Isabelle Kettle '18 Tickets on sale mid-September.

The Art Ensemble of Chicago: Tribute to Joseph Jarman

The Art Ensemble of Chicago Roscoe Mitchell, flutes, saxophones Famoudou Don Moye, drums, percussion Hugh Ragin, trumpet Tomeka Reid, cello Jaribu Shahid, double bass Junius Paul, double bass ...

Directing Thesis: The Tempest

Directing Thesis: The Tempest Directed by Njideka Agwuna ’18 Tickets on sale mid-September.

Complex Issues: M. Butterfly

David Henry Hwang, Theatre, and Julie Taymor Introduced and moderated by Christian Parker, Theatre Playwright David Henry Hwang, Theatre, and director Julie Taymor discuss their collaboration on M. ...

Swagger: Olivier Babinet, 2016, 90 min.

Free and open to the public. Subtitles are in English. Screening followed by discussion with director Olivier Babinet. The public housing projects in the banlieues outside Paris have been the ...

Army of Shadows (L'Armee des ombres): Jean-Pierre Melville, 1969, 145 min.

Free and open to the public. Subtitles are in English. Screening followed by a discussion with Professor Richard Pena, and Emeritus Professor Robert Paxton. Surely the most famous and subtle ...

Young Writers Present

The fourth biannual presentation of creative writing by the students of Columbia Artist/Teachers (CA/T) from New York City high schools. Organized by Dorothea Lasky and Alan Zeigler, Writing ...

Introducing Bangsokol: A Requiem for Cambodia

Rithy Panh, filmmaker Phloeun Prim, Cambodian Living Arts Him Sophy, composer Trent Walker, librettist Introduction by Shanny Peer, Columbia Maison Francaise Moderated by Dean Carol Becker, ...