Connection Through The Arts
A Conversation with Madeline Cohen, Education Director of Symphony Space by Naomi Rodriguez One of the most vital parts of the arts is education. It is often looked over and not emphasized in the...
A Conversation with Madeline Cohen, Education Director of Symphony Space by Naomi Rodriguez One of the most vital parts of the arts is education. It is often looked over and not emphasized in the...
by Tiffany Leon Located in East Hamptons, NY, the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center is offering a set of virtual tours throughout the month of November. The tour offers a sneak peak of famed...
by Elizabeth Jankovic On Wednesday, October 28, Gibney Dance held a Zoom event called, “Sorry I Missed Your Show: Jennifer Nugent.” The virtual event showcased fragments of Jennifer’s duet titled “another piece apart,” a...
An Interview with Alaina Feldman, Director and Curator of the Mishkin Gallery by Angelina Medina A career in the arts can be daunting. My mission is to talk to different arts professionals about their...
Emily Finch, a senior Muse Scholar, is primarily a 2-dimensional artist. She’s classically trained in oil painting, often works with acrylics and watercolor, and really enjoys printmaking, too. However, after an art-heavy semester in...
written by Ruth M. The global pandemic that we are currently living through is no joke. With U.S cases surpassing 8 million, and deaths rising past two hundred thousand, it’s difficult to visualize such...
A Hunter Grad Spotlight by Muse Scholar and Arts Ambassador Teresa Sadowska I came to Hunter College from a performing arts high school and let me tell you, when my Class of 2016 was...
Each Spring, the Office of the Arts exhibits works of art by Hunter College students throughout the 68th Street campus. This project provides a unique opportunity for artistically talented students working in a variety...
by Ruth Montoya Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake returns once again to New York City Center (January 30 to February 9), offering his unique reinterpretation of the classical ballet by Tchaikovsky. Bourne’s contemporary take on...
At the Whitney this fall, the museum presents its audience with an eclectic mix of artists who each question American culture, art practice, and public versus private space. Starting on the 8th floor, Jason...
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