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ArtsLink
Arts and Culture.
For Credit.
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Columbia Faculty:
Are you interested in planning an arts and culture field trip for your class? It's as easy as assigning a book. Plan yours today.
Suggeted Spring 2012 events include: An Iliad, Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, Richard III, Three Sisters, and The Met Opera.
We can also arrange tours at over 30 museums throughout the city.
Feel free to suggest your own events as well!
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Carmina Burana Choral Project
Sun. Feb. 5 at 3:00 PM
Carnegie Hall
Tickets ONLY $14.50 each
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A choir of New York City students joins conductor David Robertson and the Orchestra of St. Luke's for a definitive performance of Orff's Carmina Burana. In addition, three high school–aged composers have been selected to write new works for chorus and orchestra based on the musical themes of Carmina Burana. These new works will be premiered on the first half of the program.
Buy Tickets Now: $14.50
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The Annual: 2012
Jan. 25 - Apr. 29
National Academy Museum
1083 Fifth Avenue (at 89th Street)
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Featuring works by over 100 artists and architects, the Annual reveals the cross-generational dialogue occurring in the art world by juxtaposing contemporary masters with emerging and mid-career artists, showcasing Academicians and invited artists and architects. Featured artists include Ellen Altfest, Karl Benjamin, David Diao, Lesley Dill, Kate Gilmore, Joan Jonas, Roberto Juarez, Glenn Ligon, Malcolm Morley, Alison Saar, Arlene Shechet, Ursula von Rydingsvard, Carrie Mae Weems, Stephen Westfall, among many others. And on February 15, hear a panel discussion on The State of Contemporary Art, which brings together professionals from various aspects of the art world to critically assess the current state of contemporary art.
Museum admission: $12
Students museum admission: Free with valid student CUID through Passport to NY
The State of Contemporary Art: $7-$12
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The Gatsby Charitable Foundation Student Arts Support Fund
Spring 2012 deadline:
Mon. Feb. 27
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Want to produce a short film festival? Curate a photo exhibition from your journeys around the world? Showcase your culture through dance and music? Stage a musical? Create an arts-related marketing campaign for Columbia's green initiatives?
Apply to The Gatsby Charitable Foundation Student Arts Support Fund!
Please check out our website for application details!
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Looking for arts internships for Spring 2012?
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The Center for Career Education offers you some opportunities. Simply use your Lionshare account and check out these three offerings.
• Armani Exchange is looking for summer interns, search LionSHARE job ID 73429
• Essence.com/Time Inc. has openings for summer interns, search LionSHARE job ID 73245
• Media internship with the New York State Golf Association available, search LionSHARE job ID 72913
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Athena Film Festival
Fri. Feb. 10 - Sun. Feb. 12
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The festival features 30 films (features, documentaries and shorts) as well as several special events (including two panels for filmmakers, a sneak preview of Half the Sky and a Hollywood conversation with TV creators Winnie Holzman and Savannah Dooley) all focused on illuminating the stories of courageous women who have made a difference across the globe. Film highlights include The Whistleblower starring Rachel Weisz, Wish Me Away, the coming out journey of country singer Chely Wright, Black Butterflies starring Carice Van Houten, and HBO’s Gloria: In Her Own Words, a documentary about Gloria Steinem. The Lady starring Michelle Yeoh as Burmese activist Aung San Suu Kyi will serve as the closing film of the Festival.
For films and special events click here.
For All Access passes Click here.
Single tickets
Adults $12; Students $7
Group rates are available.
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