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Category Archives: Multicultural
The History of Science gets Literary at the Jewish Museum
Perhaps the best way to appreciate one of the Jewish Museum’s current exhibits, Crossing Borders: Manuscripts from the Bodleian Libraries, is to learn a little bit more about why—apart from being, at nearly a thousand years old, inconceivably ancient and … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature, Multicultural, Museums, Visual Art
Tagged illuminated manuscripts, Jewish Museum, Middle Ages, Thomas F. Glick
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Remembering History: The Rise and Fall of Apartheid at ICP
Seeking a worthwhile procrastination trip for your free hours during reading week? It’s worth your time to head down to the International Center of Photography (at 43rd and 6th, it’s just a short trip downtown on the 1 train) for … Continue reading
Posted in History, Multicultural, Museums, Photography, Visual Art
Tagged Apartheid, international center of photography
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Let Nan Jombang and Asia Society whisk you away
The East side is a little bit like another world – at 7:45 p.m. at 70th and Park Ave on a Saturday, it was silent but for little puffs of breath from the occasional hand-holding couple. The austerity of the evening … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, History, Multicultural, Music, Theater
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Morningside Lights Artist Talk with Alex Kahn and Sophia Michahelles
What is processional art? The idea of the parade evokes the imagery of marching bands, elaborate floats, large Macy’s Day balloons, and a chaos of noises coming from the excitement of both the on looking crowds and the procession itself. … Continue reading
Build your Morningside Light
“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” –Pablo Picasso Welcome back to the Arts Initiative at Columbia! As your fall classes commence and begin to wash the summer dust from your brains, let the Arts Initiative … Continue reading
Posted in Free in NYC, Miller Theatre, Multicultural, Parade, Programs, Uncategorized, Visual Art
Tagged FREE, Miller Theatre, sculpture
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A More Global Perspective
Part of the mission statement of the International Center of Photography is to propagate society’s appreciation of photography and the role it plays in our modern lives. Visiting the ICP for the first time, that message comes across loud and … Continue reading
Posted in Multicultural, Museums, Photography, Uncategorized, Visual Art
Tagged 2012, Global, ICP, International, international center of photography, Multicultural, Museum, Perspectives, Photography
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Princes and Painters in Mughal Dehli – Now at Asia Society
Perhaps the most surreal aspect of immersing oneself into the art and culture of a long-forgotten empire, while residing in New York City in 2012, is the thought that one day, people will look back on our society much the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Literature, Multicultural, Museums, Music, Visual Art
Tagged 1857, Asia Society, Dehli, Fall of Mughal Empire, Mughal Empire, Vidya Shah, William Dalrymple
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From Victim to Monster
What do you do when you come home from work to find your spouse and child taken hostage? In Hideki Noda’s The Bee, Mr. Ido, a Japanese businessman, is faced with just that question. Ido’s reaction takes him to some … Continue reading
Posted in Multicultural, Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged Hideki Noda, Japan, Japan Society, Kathryn Hunter, Revenge, The Bee, theatre, Victim
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more music. more dance. more life. more future.
As audience members stream into The Kitchen, a multimedia performance venue in Chelsea, they are faced with a striking stage picture that appropriately launches more more more…future, a music/dance piece by Congolese director and choreographer Faustin Linyekula. Four very imposing … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Multicultural, Music, Theater
Tagged Arts, Crossing the Line Festival 2011, Dance, Democratic Republic of Congo, Faustin Linyekula, Festival, French Institute Alliance Francaise, Kisangani, live music, performance, Studios Kabako, The Kitchen, Theater
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