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“Spearheading Debate: Culture Wars & Uneasy Truces”, with Steven Dubin ☆

"As South Africa's democracy matures, this book analyses the following questions: how does the state mediate between traditional tribal authority and constitutional law in matters such as initiation customs or the rights of women, children and gay people? "

Posted 20 days ago by Gretchen

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The Development of Orchestrated Collisions: A Summer at Signature Theatre Company ☆

By Erin Moore M.A. Candidate, Arts Administration At most theatres, it would be unusual and thrilling to see the playwright of a particular production lounging in the lobby most afternoons. It would be even more unusual to see two playwrights, both with current productions being mounted, happening upon each other in the lobby. This would …

Posted 2 months ago by Pressible Staff

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Career Panel and Education Career Fair this Wednesday

CAREERS IN ARTS ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION PANEL Wednesday March 6, 2013 12:30 pm- 1:30 pm Columbia University, Lerner Hall, Room 555 Come hear from alumni and guest panelists working in arts administration and/or education about the roles they perform, how their degrees prepared them for their roles and working within their organizations. Don't forget to …

Posted 2 months ago by Ravi Ahmad

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Graduate Spotlight: Tali Cherizli, Arts Administration

Tali Cherizli graduated in May with a Masters in Arts Administration, and subsequently began an internship at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. Prior to attending Teachers College, Tali was the Director of Film and Media at the Israeli Consulate.

Posted 11 months ago by marieweller

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Student Spotlight on Research: Suzi Bigliani ☆

Suzi Bigliani is currently completing her Masters in Arts Administration at Teachers College, Columbia University. Prior to attending Teachers College she worked in business and client development at Christie’s Auction House.

Posted 13 months ago by marieweller

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Unlocking the Mysteries of a Photographic Archive ☆

Dr. Steven Dubin’s interest in South Africa began in 2000 when he visited the country on the way to delivering a paper at a conference in Namibia and discovered that everything he was studying in America was happening in South Africa as well, with incredible urgency. On his latest annual research trip to South Africa, …

Posted 15 months ago by marieweller

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Arts Administration Internship Program: Building on a Dynamic Reputation ☆

The Arts Administration (ARAD) internship program has developed an outstanding reputation for providing talented interns to New York City cultural institutions. In turn, organizations offer ARAD students internship experiences that are both educational and beneficial for their future careers.

Posted 17 months ago by marieweller

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Spotlight on Jessica Moore: Arts Administration Master’s Student ☆

Jessica is a second year Arts Administration Master’s student. She did her undergraduate studies at Emory University in Atlanta where she majored in Dance and Journalism and minored in Music. She has worked for the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts and recently interned at IMG Artists. She is a pianist, a freelance dance critic, and …

Posted 17 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Spotlight on Arts Administration Student Kate Place ☆

Kate is a second year Arts Administration student. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatrical Directing from Boston University. She worked on the 2008 and 2009 Tribeca Film Festivals, and is currently the Internship Coordinator for the Arts Administration program and the Company Manager at Barrow Street Theater. She has directed a numerous …

Posted 17 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Professor Joan Jeffri and the RCAC to join the National Center for Creative Aging ☆

Professor Joan Jeffri and the center she created, the The Research Center for Arts and Culture (RCAC), will depart from Teachers College this September. The RCAC will join the National Center for Creative Aging in Washington, D.C., where Jeffri will continue at its helm. The degree program in Arts Administration, which Jeffri also directs, will …

Posted 23 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Conference Happenings ☆

Arts & Humanities students and faculty are in heavy rotation this season, presenting at the world’s leading academic conferences. Stay tuned for a series of articles that will recap these presentations and investigate TC’s impact on academia today.

Posted 24 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Art Cart Artists Hit the Stage and the Salon

Friday, April 29, 2011: Blogging live from the Flourishing In + Surviving the Creative Life panel discussion, moderated by TC Professor Joan Jeffri, Director and Founder, Art Cart:  Saving the Legacy. This was an amazing session where Professor Jeffri brought together a panel of creatives to illustrate the many different ways throughout their lifespans that …

Posted 25 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Academic Festival April 16, 2011 to Honor A&H Graduate Dr. Diane Ravitch and C&T Graduate, Dr. Sam Totten ☆

Every year, Teachers College Alumni Association honors alumni who have made significant contributions to their respective fields with the Distinguished Alumni and Early Career Awards. This year, one of our Distinguished Alumni recipients is a graduate of the Department of Arts & Humanities: Dr. Diane Ravitch.

Posted 26 months ago by Carey Zamarriego

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Educator Conference at Whitney Museum

Educator Conference at Whitney Museum Saturday, April 2 8:30 am–12:30 pm Art, Social Studies, and English Language Arts teachers from middle and high schools are invited to register for our first Educator Conference. Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Glenn Ligon: AMERICA, this half-day conference will focus on the role of …

Posted 26 months ago by Ravi Ahmad

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Did you also know that the United Palace Cathedral is closer than the Whitney Museum to hold conferences and events…

Barterin’ for Learnin’: The Trade School at The Whitney Museum

One of our people, Chris Moffett, is involved in a really interesting project about art, movement, community building and new forms of education. And he'll be at the Whitney on March 25th!


Reposted from Splitting Skulls. Written by Chris Moffett.

Our class on Relational Drawing is all full up for this, but I highly encourage people to attend one of the other classes. The Trade School is well worth experiencing. We've enjoyed working with them a great deal. And if you are interested in hearing when we'll be offering Relational Drawing again, just get on …

Posted 26 months ago by Ravi Ahmad

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Arts Administration launches its new website

This week the Program in Arts Administration launched its new website, designed by second-year student Vassiliki Giannopoulos.  The new site is available at www.tc.edu/artsadmin.  Please take a look!

Posted 26 months ago by Ravi Ahmad

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Art Cart Gets Legs

Betty Blayton, an artist in the Columbia University program Art Cart: Saving the Legacy, describes her artistic process, as “painting something that is a future knowing.” When Professor Joan Jeffri dreamed up her idea to create a course at Teachers College that paired aging professional artists with teams of graduate student fellows to document and …

Posted 26 months ago by marieweller

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Dear Joan Jeffri, I applaud this latest innovation -- Art Cart --- in your program and would like to share my knowledge and background working with artists, their families and estates (especially artists of color) through these many years…

“You Need to be an Arts Advocate” – SAA Wins Video Contest

In conjunction with their 50th Anniversary, Americans for the Arts invited arts advocates to participate in a video contest in which contestants would express their answer to the question, “Why do the arts matter?” Of the many inspirational and creative submissions, TC’s own Student Advocates for the Arts has been honored as the winners of …

Posted 26 months ago by Liz Hoelzle

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“Movers and Makers” Talent Showcase this Wednesday!

“Movers and Makers” The SAA is proud to present “Movers and Makers,” a talent showcase that will feature visual and performing art. After all, the SAA advocates for the arts because they not only celebrate art, but create it as well. This is a chance for students and alums to showcase their talent and share …

Posted 27 months ago by Ravi Ahmad

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Art Cart Star: Eva Deutsch Costabel

“Art Cart: Saving the Legacy,” Teachers College Professor Joan Jeffri’s class, pairs students with older artists in an effort to preserve and document their work.

Posted 27 months ago by Amy Wolf

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