Join comedian, disability advocate, and Princeton Arts fellow Maysoon Zayid for fun, candid conversations about disabled life at Princeton University. ASL interpreters and open captioning will be provided; any other accommodations are available upon request. First four meetings held virtually via Zoom; final event held in-person. Open to University community.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Students in the Program in Visual Arts celebrate the start of the new academic year with an exhibition featuring recent work in a range of media. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
On select Mondays this fall, drop-in to learn how to make theater through the art of collaboration. Come play, meet your future collaborators, and devise short theater pieces with Yuval Boim. FREE
Students in the Program in Visual Arts celebrate the start of the new academic year with an exhibition featuring recent work in a range of media. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
This talk by Dr. Indira Viswanathan Peterson illuminates local discourses on “caste” in paintings produced in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries by bazaar artists in the Tanjore “Company” style in the Tamil region. RSVP required.
Students in the Program in Visual Arts celebrate the start of the new academic year with an exhibition featuring recent work in a range of media. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Whose Water? A Conversation about the Human Impact of California's Water Policies — Join the opening of "Barron Bixler: Watershed," the Bernstein Gallery’s inaugural exhibition of the 22–23 season. Exhibition on view through 10/18 in Bernstein Gallery, Robertson Hall. Conversation is 9/28 at 4:30 PM in person and via Zoom.
Students in the Program in Visual Arts celebrate the start of the new academic year with an exhibition featuring recent work in a range of media. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Join Princeton School of Architecture in celebrating the launch of Radical Pedagogies (MIT Press, 2022), a book that explores and documents radical pedagogies and efforts to defy architecture's status quo in the decades after World War II. Open to public.
Semi-staged reading of a new play by senior Sarah Grinalds, in which Ines Roget as she pieces together a life of mandated therapy sessions, fever dreams, and family confrontation. The play covers topics of grief, detachment, and therapeutic culture in a surrealist format, questioning the boundaries of what takes place, and what has a stake, in reality. No tickets required.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Omari Wiles leads a co-curricular dance class on hip-hop's foundational forms, with an emphasis on physical technique. Drop-in class open to students, faculty, staff and alumni. FREE
Semi-staged reading of a new play by senior Sarah Grinalds, in which Ines Roget as she pieces together a life of mandated therapy sessions, fever dreams, and family confrontation. The play covers topics of grief, detachment, and therapeutic culture in a surrealist format, questioning the boundaries of what takes place, and what has a stake, in reality. No tickets required.
Semi-staged reading of a new play by senior Sarah Grinalds, in which Ines Roget as she pieces together a life of mandated therapy sessions, fever dreams, and family confrontation. The play covers topics of grief, detachment, and therapeutic culture in a surrealist format, questioning the boundaries of what takes place, and what has a stake, in reality. No tickets required.
Visual arts lecturer and book designer David Reinfurt moderates a conversation with past Hodder Fellow Ryan Gander about his new book, A Melted Snowman. Conversation introduced by Jeff Whetstone, Director of the Program in Visual Arts. Audience Q&A follows. No tickets required.
Come learn, play, design, sing and move! Try-on a bit of everything in the theater-making process — be cast in winter theater and music theater shows and join theater design/production workshops. No experience needed. Open to all Princeton students.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Chief Ayanda Clarke leads a lecture/workshop as part of Dyane Harvey-Salaam’s dance course, “The American Experience and Dance Practices of the African Diaspora.” Open to Princeton students, faculty + staff.
Poet Sylvie Baumgartel (PINK, Song of Songs) and bestselling novelist Amy Tan (The Joy Luck Club) read from their work to kick off the Althea Ward Clark W’21 Reading Series. Limited seating; arrive early to secure a seat—doors open at 7 PM.
Come learn, play, design, sing and move! Try-on a bit of everything in the theater-making process — be cast in winter theater and music theater shows and join theater design/production workshops. No experience needed. Open to all Princeton students.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
The exhibition examines how designing through plant and earth-based materials pushes architecture toward peculiar, unconventional, yet logical assemblies. Paul Lewis, Marc Tsurumaki and David J. Lewis are the principals of LTL Architects in New York City and professors of architecture at Princeton.
Affecting Expression is a new queer tragicomedy by Princeton alum Eliana Cohen-Orth that tells the tale of three queer women from history as they navigate their intersecting artistic paths and the complexities of their relationships with each other and within the increasingly unreliable walls of their home. Directed by senior Eliyana Abraham and featuring senior Rosemary Paulson. No tickets required.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Affecting Expression is a new queer tragicomedy by Princeton alum Eliana Cohen-Orth that tells the tale of three queer women from history as they navigate their intersecting artistic paths and the complexities of their relationships with each other and within the increasingly unreliable walls of their home. Directed by senior Eliyana Abraham and featuring senior Rosemary Paulson. No tickets required.
This exhibition's title is also its verb — anticulation. It is a word, created for this show, that aims to capture the particularities of Black, gay, and Black gay archival practices. In a survey of work from 11 Black artists, anticulation offers a vivid ethnography of an idea. Gallery open daily 10 AM - 8 PM.
Emily Pietruszka leads a co-curricular dance class on hip-hop's foundational forms, with an emphasis on physical technique. Drop-in class open to students, faculty, staff and alumni. FREE
Affecting Expression is a new queer tragicomedy by Princeton alum Eliana Cohen-Orth that tells the tale of three queer women from history as they navigate their intersecting artistic paths and the complexities of their relationships with each other and within the increasingly unreliable walls of their home. Directed by senior Eliyana Abraham and featuring senior Rosemary Paulson. No tickets required.
Do you want to try out your songs and gather feedback in a supportive setting? Drop in to an informal workshop with Princeton Arts Fellow Kamara Thomas to work on and expand your songwriting skills. Piano and guitar are provided, or bring your own instrument. Open to all Princeton students.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
The Lewis Center for the Arts & the Center for Career Development host a workshop for Princeton students with master comic illustrator and Co-Publisher of DC Entertainment Jim Lee ’86, a member of the Lewis Center Advisory Council. For Princeton students only; workshop enrollment is limited; registration required.
In a series of conversations that bring guest artists to campus to discuss what they face in making art in the modern world, Paul Muldoon, director of the Princeton Atelier, moderates a discussion with composer and singer-songwriter Gabriel Kahane and Anaïs Mitchell, Tony Award-winning creator of the hit musical Hadestown. Tickets required.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Creative writing director and celebrated author Yiyun Li discusses her new novel with her fellow writer and creative writing lecturer Idra Novey. Hybrid event at bookstore and livestream. FREE; register for livestream.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
PEN/Hemingway finalist and 2022-23 Hodder Fellow Jamil Jan Kochai reads from his latest short story collection, The Haunting of Hajji Hotak and Other Stories, a 2022 National Book Award longlist selection. Conversation with creative writing director Yiyun Li follows the reading, and a book signing. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Art & Archaeology Practice of Art/Visual Arts senior Nemo presents a mixed media art show that explores the use of art as a coping mechanism and includes information about various mental health resources on campus and beyond. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM - 6 PM. Open to public.
Academy Award-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson (Room, Normal People) discusses his career in film with professor Fintan O'Toole. Open to public; no tickets required.
Professor Tina Campt delivers the fourth and final lecture in the University of Sydney's 2022 Image Complex lecture series, exploring the history and politics of vision. Virtual via Zoom. FREE; registration required.
Join comedian, disability advocate, and Princeton Arts fellow Maysoon Zayid for fun, candid conversations about disabled life at Princeton University. ASL interpreters and open captioning will be provided; any other accommodations are available upon request. First four meetings held virtually via Zoom; final event held in-person. Open to University community.
Explore the technical capacities of the Lewis Center and learn how you can incorporate them into your work. Each session focuses on a different aspect of design and production for live performance, led by staff and visiting guest artists. FREE; All Princeton students welcome.
Refine your chops in 1-on-1 sessions with Yuval Boim! Sign up for a slot on Monday evenings to work on skills such as monologue preparation, scene work, and auditioning, or to discuss career and graduate school plans. FREE; advance registration required.
Performances by award-winning movement artist Kayla Hamilton, whose work elevates Black, female, and dis/abled voices, and x, a TRANSdisciplinary artist and teaching artist at Mark Morris Dance Center. Curated by Princeton Arts Fellow Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez, a visually impaired choreographer, educator, and accessibility consultant. The theater includes wheelchair accessible/companion seating locations, and open captioning, audio description, and ASL interpreters provided.
Join members of the Princeton community, poet Bay Davis and Mexican Aztec dance troupe Atl Tlachinolli for a community altar building event, poetry reading, dancing and reception. Open to public.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins '06 discusses playwriting and anthropology with professors Jill Dolan and João Biehl as part of the Dept. of Anthropology's fall lecture series. Open to public.
Emmy Award-winning Vietnamese composer, traditional multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and educator Vân-Ánh Võ, with the Blood Moon Orchestra and the Cambodian Royal Ballet Master Charya Burt, will perform "Mekong: LIFE," a musical composition developed in collaboration with scientists, including Princeton Professor Simon A. Levin. Open to public.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
This lecture-recital by Helen Phelan (Prof. of Arts Practice at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, Ireland) explores the musical and ritualistic evidence for the emergence and continuity of the Celtic ritual cycle, with a focus on the rituals of Imbolc and Samhain, a precursor of Halloween. Open to public; no tickets required.
Liam Lynch '21 leads a co-curricular dance class on hip-hop's foundational forms, with an emphasis on physical technique. Drop-in class open to students, faculty, staff and alumni. FREE
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
The Program in Visual Arts presents new work by students in three fall drawing courses taught by Alexis Brown and Troy Michie. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
Refine your chops in 1-on-1 sessions with Yuval Boim! Sign up for a slot on Monday evenings to work on skills such as monologue preparation, scene work, and auditioning, or to discuss career and graduate school plans. FREE; advance registration required.
The Program in Visual Arts presents new work by students in three fall drawing courses taught by Alexis Brown and Troy Michie. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
Labyrinth Live at the Library presents professor emerita Joyce Carol Oates and professor Maria DiBattista in conversation about Oates' new book, The Babysitter — a novel about love, deceit, lust and redemption, set against a backdrop of shocking murders in the affluent suburbs of Detroit. Held in person and via livestream.
The Program in Visual Arts presents new work by students in three fall drawing courses taught by Alexis Brown and Troy Michie. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
The Program in Visual Arts presents new work by students in three fall drawing courses taught by Alexis Brown and Troy Michie. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
The Program in Visual Arts presents new work by students in three fall drawing courses taught by Alexis Brown and Troy Michie. Gallery open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM.
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.
Liam Lynch '21 leads a co-curricular dance class on hip-hop's foundational forms, with an emphasis on physical technique. Drop-in class open to students, faculty, staff and alumni. FREE
An exhibition of new work created by Mark Thomas Gibson during his 21-22 Hodder Fellowship at Princeton. One part town crier, one part Twitter feed, one part government protester, and one part inner monologue, Gibson’s work visualizes the stream going on inside all our heads as we try to navigate life in a heavily mediated world. Gallery open daily 10 AM-8 PM. Opening reception 10/27 from 4:30-8 PM; Artist's Talk on 11/17 at 4:30 PM in gallery.