Escapements brings together drawings by artists whose works navigate the space between opposing worlds, constructing psycho-social metaphors through gesture, mark-making, and image.
DIY Grrrl: Constructing, Disrupting, and Reclaiming Girlhood in the 1990s examines how young women and girls in the last decade of the 20th century confronted dominant social expectations and…
Beetles, Cats, Clouds features three women manga artists—Tsurita Kuniko, Yamada Murasaki, and Kondoh Akino—whose work defied the reigning gender conventions within Japanese comics from the 1960s into…
Walking enhances cognitive functions for memory and focus, increases creativity, lowers stress, and promotes mindfulness. We need to move more as a community, so why not do it together!
W. J. T. Mitchell will focus on the role of the visual arts in the academy (including his own), and conclude with contemporary attempts to re-imagine the academy as itself a work of art.
This winter, Nija Monet Leocadio from the Office of Student Affairs invites you to enjoy a Winter Break reading of bell hooks' All About Love: New Visions.
The Program in Dance Education presents a showcase embracing the principle of Sankofa, uplifting the voices, artistry, and scholarship of students, faculty, and alumni from the African Diaspora.
Discover our flexible Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program, specifically designed for practicing occupational therapists. With 27-36 credits, this program prepares you for leadership roles in…
The NYU Chamber Orchestra performs, featuring master's flute student Joaquin Bonilla, winner of the 2025 Woodwind Concerto Competition, playing Hue's "Fantasy for Flute."
Paulson Center, Room 620 181 Mercer Street (at Bleecker Street) NYC
